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Amazon to by Whole Foods, sends jitters through US grocery market
17 Jun 2017
Online retailer Amazon is buying Whole Foods Market Inc for $13.7 billion, entering the brick-and-mortar store segment in a move that could turn the high-end grocer into a mass-market merchant
Amazon may get to retail food in India soon
09 Jun 2017
Uber axes executive who bared Indian rape report
08 Jun 2017
People more likely to seek friends’ advice for money decisions rather than “robo-advice”
31 May 2017
Amazon shares hit $1,000 for the first time
31 May 2017
The stock price takes Amazon’s market value to about $478 billion, double that of the world's biggest traditional retailer Wal-Mart, while the value of a $1,000 investment on Amazon's first day of trading in 1997 exceeds $500,000 today
Lyft to launch luxury black car service
26 May 2017
Flipkart, Snapdeal sign term sheet for all-stock merger
24 May 2017
The merged entity will create a stronger competitor to global online retailer Amazon, which is using all available means to establish itself as leader in the Indian online market place
Zomato says 17 mn user records hacked
18 May 2017
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