In a win for Netflix , Amazon and other internet streaming services, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has voted not to change its rules for winning an Oscar, Hollywood's top prize.

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Verdi, one of Germany's biggest trade unions, has been calling on Amazon to conduct collective bargaining for its 16,000 workers. The US giant says only 350 workers had joined the stoppage.

Officials say at least two people died when an Amazon distribution warehouse in Baltimore partially collapsed in severe weather.

Richard Au, director of Prime Video channels at Amazon.com, and Laura Froelich, head of U.S. content partnerships at Twitter, discuss sports content strategy with Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman at the Players Technology Summit in San Francisco.

Joey Levin, IAC chief executive officer, comments on the AT&T-Time Warner deal and the future of the media industry with Bloomberg's Ed Hammond at the Allen & Co. Sun Valley summit.

Facebook Inc. is disputing a New York Times report about how it shares data with device makers from Apple and Amazon to Samsung.

Bloomberg's Christine Harvey reports on the latest markets and business news.

Apple, Google parent Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft and Facebook are the five most valuable companies in the U.S.

Amazon Business hit the one-million customer mark only a few years into its existence, which should send shivers down the spine of industrial suppliers like Grainger.

Walter Piecyk, BTIG telecom and tech media analyst, Bloomberg Intelligence's Anand Srinivasan and Dan Suzuki, Bank of America Merrill Lynch senior equity strategist, react to a record quarter from tech giants, Apple, Amazon and AlphabetAlphabet.

Bloomberg's Zach Tracer reports on Amazon, Berkshire and JPMorgan forming a health-care company and what it may mean for the health-care sector.