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The online shopping effort created to help smaller designers survive the economic impact from the Coronavirus pandemic is upping its assortment

Amazon on Tuesday announced the Dash Cart, a new smart shopping cart designed to track the items you take off shelves and place inside. It links to your Amazon account and lets you check out of the store without waiting in line or dealing with a cashier. Right now, it’s designed for use at Amazon’s Woodland Hills grocery store opening later this year in Los Angeles.

Amazon says they will open a new delivery station in southern Palm Beach County later this year.

As you’re shopping for groceries or perusing household items this week, you may want to drop some of these best-sellers into your shopping cart.

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Amazon sells a selection of used merchandise … Hat tip to our sister site PCMag for spotting this one.

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Amazon.com confirmed Tuesday that the 826,000-foot facility under construction on a 80-acre site at the Port of Little Rock will be its first fulfillment center in Arkansas and employ 1,000 people …

US lawmakers have repeatedly raised security concerns over the app’s Chinese ownership. Are US businesses next?

“We recently determined that in very rare cases it is possible for Echo Buds to overheat while in the charging case. Out of an abundance of caution, we released an over-the-air software update that addresses this potential issue,” an Amazon spokesperson told CNBC.