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Boston-based trade group to Amazon: Are you kidding us? A Back Bay organization that represents companies around the world that make cashmere clothing makers around the world today sued Amazon and a New Jersey company it charges are selling acrylic scarves as "100% cashmere." In a trademark suit filed in US District Court in Boston, the Cashmere and Camel Hair Manufacturers Institute says it bought 14 allegedly Scottish cashmere scarves on Amazon and found that they were, in fact, not made in Scotland and were 100% acrylic, which the institute derides as "a petroleum-based, synthetic fiber that is much cheaper, less warm and more flammable than Cashmere, and contains harmful chemicals such as dimethylformamide and acrylonitrile that are not present in Cashmere." The institute is asking a judge to order Amazon and the third-party vendor to stop advertising non-cashmere products as cashmere and to pay damages under the Massachusetts consumer-protection law. One normally doesn''t associate Boston with cashmere, let alone camel hair, but the institute is headquartered on St.

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Amazon.com Inc.s days as a stock market laggard are numbered, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. After trailing the rest of its mega-cap technology peers this year, Amazon is poised to outperform in 2022 as it benefits from resurgent growth in a range of markets such as e-commerce, cloud computing and advertising, analyst Eric Sheridan wrote in a note, making the stock their top pick among U.S. Internet names. The post Watch For Resurgent Amazon in 2022 appeared first on Uncommon Sense Investor .

Sterling Manor Financial LLC increased its stake in shares of Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) by 6.5% during the third quarter, HoldingsChannel reports. The fund owned 165 shares of the e-commerce giants stock after acquiring an additional 10 shares during the quarter. Sterling Manor Financial LLCs holdings in Amazon.com were worth $542,000 as of its most recent []

Some love from Wall Street and a groundbreaking partnership sent shares of the e-commerce kingpin higher.

Tennessee Valley Asset Management Partners acquired a new position in Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) during the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The institutional investor acquired 301 shares of the e-commerce giants stock, valued at approximately $989,000. Amazon.com comprises approximately 0.4% of Tennessee []

According to a report published by Reuters, Amazon.com, Inc. The post Amazon to Stop Accepting Visa Credit Cards in the UK Report appeared first on Smarter Analyst .

Australian shares are poised for a quiet open, though Apple and Amazon moved higher, a sign that the tech sector is not yet yielding its sharemarket dominance.

Amazon''s yard marshalls in the UK are facing a big pay cut. Ronny

Wired reports the Chinese firm scraped the data via Amazon''s own system and sold it, which was likened to Facebook''s Cambridge Analytica scandal.

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Amazon has a new delivery for fans of Thursday Night Football. The tech behemoth, which currently enjoys rights to stream Thursday Night Football and will next year gain exclusive access to the NFL property, will test interest in interactive fan polling during this evenings game between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons. Fans who []

Subscription offerings in telehealth are turning a fragmented and opaque healthcare sector into something thats now being likened to Netflix, bringing the connected economy of convenience, digital experience and greater affordability to patients at increasing scale. With the American Medical Association (AMA) saying use of telehealth services spiked by 3,000% in 2020, and currently hovering []

As part of its plan to elbow its way into every corner of commerce, Amazon has now partnered with Starbucks to open a new cashierless cafe in New York City. With around 30,000 locations, the coffee franchise represents an opportunity for Amazons camera-based payment system to see exponential growth if the pilots a Read more

The rumors are true: Amazon is making moves into the quick-service restaurant (QSR) space, partnering with Starbucks to bring its Just Walk Out frictionless checkout technology into the latters stores. The coffeehouse chain announced on Thursday (Nov. 18) that it has launched a new concept in midtown Manhattan in which consumers, after checking into the []