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Amazon.com Inc's push to recruit big-rig contractors to haul goods across its web of warehouses is colliding with a trucker shortage as the e-commerce company moves what are expected to be record numbers of packages this holiday season.

With global supply chains still facing monumental backlogs, gearing up for the holidays might look a bit different this year for some shoppers than it has in years past. In this segment of Backstage Pass, recorded on Nov. 5, Fool contributors Toby Bordelon, Vicki Hutchison, and R

Big Tech platforms Meta Platforms Inc, formerly known as Facebook, and Google have been hit with a series of antitrust lawsuits by the U.S. federal government and states on charges they are operating monopolies and abusing their power.

Amazon’s ingenuity and diversification in shipping early on has placed it in an optimal position in the midst of supply chain snarls that have heavily impacted retailers during the pandemic. Six years ago, Amazon began looking into building its own ocean freight business; now, it charters its own private cargo ships, leases planes, builds its [...] Read more at ETFtrends.com.

What happened Shares of Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) were trading up 3.1% as of 11:58 a.m. ET on Tuesday. It was pacing ahead of the S&P 500 index gain of 2.1% on a positive day for stocks.

Amazon proposed raising book delivery charges in France to around 2 euros from almost nothing if parliament withdrew a bill that would make it more difficult for the e-commerce group to undercut local bookshops, a French senator told Reuters.

Two U.S. government agencies said on Tuesday that they and the European Commission have launched a dialogue focused on competition policy and enforcement in the technology sector.

Wall Street's main indexes rallied strongly on Tuesday, with the Nasdaq surging 3% as investors piled onto beaten-down quality technology stocks, while Intel jumped after plans to take its self-driving car unit public.

Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) disappointed some investors with its most recent earnings report. But should this change investors' long-term assessment of the e-commerce and tech giant? In this segment of Backstage Pass, recorded on Nov. 1, Fool contributors Rachel Warren, Toby Bordelon,

In just a few short weeks, the U.S. stock market and the global crypto market have suffered sizable sell-offs as investors grappled with slowing growth, valuation concerns, a new COVID-19 variant, inflation, and other headwinds.

Amazon.com Inc's services including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Prime Video and its namesake e-commerce website were down for thousands of users on Tuesday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.

If Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) high-flying share price has put you off of investing until now, the good news is that you can still invest in pricey companies like this based on the amount of capital you currently have. In this segment of Backstage Pass, recorded on Nov. 1, Fool contr

Amazon.com Inc's services including Amazon Web Services, Prime Video, and its namesake e-commerce website were down for thousands of users, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com on Tuesday.

Okta (NASDAQ: OKTA) pops on strong third-quarter results and raised guidance. Square (NYSE: SQ) is changing its name to Block. Motley Fool analyst Bill Mann analyzes those stories, reflects on a rough day for investors, and identifies a couple of businesses that are in the "too c

3 Top Consumer Tech Stocks To Add To Your Radar Right NowThe stock market today appears to be continuing its upswing as Omicron variant concerns subside. Among the upcoming names in the current market would be consumer tech stocks. By and large, some would argue that the industry

The Nasdaq rallied more than 2% on Tuesday as technology firms bounced back on easing concerns around the Omicron variant, while Intel jumped after plans to take its self-driving car unit public.

Streaming platform Roku (NASDAQ: ROKU) has had a tough stretch, sliding more than 50% since hitting its 52-week high in July, and is being questioned by investors over several factors we will talk about below.The uncertainty has made the stock become a bargain, allowing long-term

U.S. stocks looked set to open 1% higher on Tuesday as technology firms bounced back on easing concerns around the Omicron variant, while Intel jumped after plans to take its self-driving car unit public.

While the current list of the world's most valuable companies is a short one, this roster could easily expand in the coming years.

Growth stocks have struggled recently as hypergrowth has given way to corrections. Nonetheless, most long-term winners endure such pullbacks, and while frustrating for stockholders, that can increase the prospective interest in the stock.