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SEATTLE - There are few chief executives today as closely tied to their companys image as Jeff Bezos is with Amazon.

Theres an eyebrow-raising technology buried inside millions of Amazon Echo smart speakers and Ring security cameras. They have the ability to make a new kind of wireless network called Sidewalk that shares a slice of your home internet connection with your neighbors devices.

Amazon.coms takeover of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is sparking fresh criticism about the spreading tentacles of Americas technology giants, but the deal underscores how competition watchdogs have their hands tied when it comes to curbing the companies growth.

Across several decades of Hollywood filmgoing, "RoboCop," James Bond and "Legally Blonde" have become some of the most beloved titles on the big screen. Could they also be the centerpiece of a new empire?

Amazon.com won its bid to topple a 250 million-euro ($303 million) tax bill in another blow to European Union competition chief Margrethe Vestagers crackdown on preferential fiscal deals.

Blue Origin, the rocket venture founded by Amazon's Jeff Bezos, executed what it called an "astronaut rehearsal" of its suborbital New Shepard rocket Wednesday, launching the craft to the edge of space after having employees board as if they were going to travel with it, then disembarking before liftoff.

Last week, in an unusually combative tweet-response to a congressman, Amazon insisted that its workers did not urinate in bottles.

NEW DELHI - The nine-part drama from Amazon promised to be India's "House of Cards," a gritty portrait of contemporary politics.

Technology giants Facebook, Amazon.com and Google and credit-card providers Visa and Mastercard are among those vying for unprecedented access to India's burgeoning digital retail payments market.

Amazon, Twitter and other tech companies confronted fresh blowback on Monday for banning President Donald Trump and taking action against a wide array of websites that had glorified the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol last week.

SAN FRANCISCO - For the second time in a month, Amazon has launched a product that needs photos of your body. It says it's using them to help you become more attractive, not to amass compromising photos of you in various states of undress.

Zoox Inc., the self-driving start-up owned by Amazon.com Inc., unveiled a fully autonomous electric vehicle with no steering wheel that can drive day and night on a single charge.