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  • Amazon share price tanks after software giant announces fall in cloud spend

    April 28, 2023

    The brakes appeared to be coming on to Amazon’s cloud growth spending as the tech giant said it was looking to cut costs. The news overshadowed the company’s quarterly sales, and an announcement that its profits that topped expectations. Amazon’s value rose $125bn (£100bn) but remarks by its chief financial officer Brian Olsavsky, drove the [...]

  • Amazon asked to formally recognise GMB union at strike-hit Coventry site

    April 26, 2023

    Online giant Amazon is being asked to formally recognise a trade union at one of its sites which has been hit by strikes. The GMB says it would be the first time workers at the company would have formal union recognition for collective bargaining over pay and conditions. The move follows strikes by hundreds of GMB members [...]

  • Regulation set to challenge the ‘dominance’ of tech giants Google, Amazon and Facebook

    April 25, 2023

    Plans to toughen up UK regulation of some of the world’s largest tech companies will go before MPs for the first time, with the competition watchdog’s dedicated digital unit set to be given sharper teeth. New laws to regulate big tech firms, such as Google, Amazon and Meta, have been long awaited, with MPs last [...]

  • Evri to ‘triple’ deliveries as it rolls out e-cargo bikes in London and Leeds

    April 24, 2023

    Delivery titan Evri has launched new plans to triple annual parcel deliveries using electric-cargo bikes. Evri, formerly known as Hermes will expand its e-cargo bike fleet to London and Leeds this year, as the company looks to reduce carbon footprint in the ‘last mile,’ of its deliveries. Evri said that its services completed 154,000 deliveries [...]

  • Can Amazon Prime, Netflix and the streamers survive the UK’s recession fears?

    April 20, 2023

    The number of British households signed up to streaming platforms has slumped so far this year, as more cash-strapped viewers trim their subscriptions to cut costs. The number of homes subscribed to at least one video streaming platform fell to 16.1 million between January and March this year, down from 16.91 million during the same [...]

  • Amazon UK workers’ strike continues – and there’s no end in sight

    April 17, 2023

    Amazon workers are taking part in fresh strikes at a warehouse in Coventry in an ongoing dispute with the tech giant – which doesn’t recognise the union – over pay.  GMB members are downing tools for three days from 16 to 18 April as they call for hourly pay to rise to £15. The union has [...]

  • Under a cloud: Dominance of Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure questioned as Ofcom considers CMA referral

    April 5, 2023

    Ofcom has proposed referring UK cloud services to the competition regulator, citing concerns that key players Amazon and Microsoft could stifle competition.  The communications regulator said it has proposed referring the sector to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) after it identified features which make it harder for customers to switch or use multiple providers. [...]

  • Amazon: More than 500 workers to walk out mid April in pay dispute

    March 31, 2023

    Amazon workers are to stage fresh strikes in an escalation of a dispute over pay. The GMB union said more than 500 of its members at the online giant’s site in Coventry will walk out for three days from April 16 and again from April 21-23. The six days of action follow a series of [...]

  • Amazon to sack 9,000 more workers as mass tech job cuts continue

    March 20, 2023

    Amazon is slashing another 9,000 employee job roles worldwide as the tech giant steams ahead with further cost-cutting measures.  The firm made staff aware of the job cuts in a note by chief Andy Jassy, who said workers in the Amazon Web Services, human resources, advertising and Twitch units would be most impacted by the [...]

  • Amazon strikes: Coventry workers say they are ready for ‘David and Goliath battle’ against employer over poor pay conditions

    February 28, 2023

    Amazon workers have said that they are ready for a “David and Goliath battle” as they begin their second round of strikes this year over poor pay and working conditions.  More than 350 workers at Amazon’s Coventry warehouse will walk out today in anger at a pay rise of 50 pence.  Employees at the warehouse [...]

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