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Despite the success of entrepreneurs like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, who were both in their early 20s when they started now wildly successful companies, research finds that those stories are the exception, not the norm.

In leaked audio, the CEO of Amazon attempted to redirect focus and priorities in a message to employees after laying off thousands.

As demand has slowed in the e-commerce marketplace, sellers are getting squeezed.

Plus, the CEO of yogurt company Chobani said he was donating $1 million to Turkish Philanthropy Funds.

Sánchez, a former journalist who collaborates with him on philanthropy, is bringing a girl gang to space.

The program includes medications like Escitalopram, generic Lexapro, and Amoxicillin, an antibiotic.

Amazon announced late Wednesday it was discontinuing AmazonSmile, which allowed consumers to shop while automatically donating to a charity of their choice.

Some impacted employees lost access to work computers shortly after receiving the news.

The layoffs could affect as much as 5% of the workforce.

When Alex Zhou moved from China to the U.S. to attend Kansas State University in 2007, he couldn't find his favorite foods from home — and it inspired him to start online Asian marketplace Yami.

The Buy With Prime program rolled out last April as an invitation-only feature.

In Colorado Springs, Rick Jacobs died on the job just before a change of shift. But warehouse operations reportedly kept going as usual — and workers say they were not informed adequately what was going on.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy penned a memo to employees after the news leaked of the impending cuts at the company.

The Chinese bargain shopping app has been downloaded more than 10 million times in the U.S. in less than four months.

The Department of Justice said Monday that two men participated in a nationwide scheme to hack Ring security cameras, draw local police and harass them.

The latest fueling station in Illinois will provide 1.4 million gallons of sustainable fuel produced from organic waste.

How small businesses find and buy products to support other small and local businesses.

Amazon announced last week it would pay for customers to give out a million $5 tips after asking Alexa or other Amazon products to 'thank my driver.' It ran out within one day of the program's launch.

The e-commerce giant plans to use the addictive power of short-form videos to boost shopping experiences.

Amazon is making it easy for customers to tip their drivers with any Amazon Alexa device or the Amazon mobile shopping app for a limited time.

You can earn an additional $10 a month if you upload 10 receipts from purchases not made on the site. One privacy hawk was not impressed by the offer price.