D.C. Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb announced that Amazon will provide $8.25 million in refunds and penalties to resolve ...

Amazon will pay $8.25 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the District of Columbia over delivery practices affecting customers in two majority-Black neighborhoods. The settlement calls for $7.25 ...

Amazon will refund residents of two D.C. ZIP codes in Ward 7 and Ward 8 $7.25 million after the District’s attorney general ...

Amazon developed a USPS contingency plan as contract talks soured. Its own delivery service now aims to reach nearly every US ...

The deal resolves a lawsuit accusing Amazon of secretly cutting Prime delivery service to two ZIP codes east of the Anacostia River.

Amazon is the world’s largest online retailer. Amazon Prime is the company’s paid membership subscription service, which ...

"There have been specific and targeted acts against drivers delivering Amazon packages" in those areas, Amazon spokesperson Kelly Nantel said at the time, adding that the changes were to "put the ...

Amazon will pay over $8 million to settle allegations of slower delivery times in lower-income areas of Washington, D.C., ...

Amazon will pay $8.25 million after settling allegations that Prime delivery performance fell sharply in two D.C. ZIP codes ...

Amazon will pay $8.25 million in refunds and penalties and change its delivery practices to settle a lawsuit brought by the D ...

The tech giant will refund $7.25 million in Prime membership fees to affected customers and pay an additional $1 million to ...

An internal Amazon (AMZN) document lays out Project Aurelian, a plan for delivering its own packages without the US Postal ...