Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As CEO Andy Jassy continues widespread cost-cutting measures, Amazon announced it will discontinue several of its private-label ...

Amazon is expanding its grocery footprint, simplifying online shopping and launching a "new no-frills brand" to help consumers stretch their dollar, while taking aim at rival retail competitor Walmart ...

Amazon is launching its own private label brand, Amazon Grocery, a move to challenge Costco and Walmart in the growing cost-conscious sales competition. Shoppers have continued to opt for more private ...

Amazon is launching a new private label brand, Amazon Grocery, that will bring together products from its Amazon Fresh and Happy Belly brands. Amazon Grocery will include over 1,000 groceries that ...

Unified brand brings together Amazon (AMZN) Fresh and Happy Belly customer favorites and new offerings "With Amazon Grocery, we're simplifying how customers discover and shop our extensive private ...

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Amazon has cut its overall number of private label brands to less than 20, The WSJ reported Thursday. According to information disclosed in a 2019 legal proceeding, Amazon offered about 158,000 ...

Amazon Fresh launched Amazon Saver on Tuesday—a private-label brand that features more than 100 products, most of which are under $5. Amazon, parent company of Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods, also ...

The retail giant has been under the microscope in both the EU and U.S. over allegations it favors its own brands over others on its platform. Reading time 2 minutes You would think the online retail ...

Amazon continued to tinker further with its grocery offering on Wednesday when it introduced Amazon Grocery, a new private-label moniker that consolidates its existing Amazon Fresh and Happy Belly ...

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