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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundTarget, Amazon extend partnership
July 19, 2006 Target will continue to use Amazon e-commerce technology through August 2010.Amazon: Utility computing power broker
November 16, 2006 Not content with being a powerful online commerce company, Amazon is intent on reinventing itself around Web services.Amazon, IBM settle patent lawsuit
May 8, 2007 Amazon.com will pay an undisclosed sum to Big Blue, ending disagreements over e-commerce patents that allegedly began in 2002.Amazon hits back at IBM over patents
December 15, 2006 E-commerce giant bashes suit, lodges its own patent infringement claims. Big Blue stands by allegations.eBay surfers get an Amazon splash
August 24, 2007 Makeover for auctioneer eBay bears more than a passing resemblance to features of the Internet's biggest retailer. Images: eBay tries out new featuresWeb giants lure developers
September 1, 2006 As more software goes online, Web services providers race to get more applications on their hosted computing platforms.eBay, Amazon take heat on privacy practices
August 31, 2006 The Net giants incur the wrath of Privacy International, and eBay draws the attention of the U.K.'s Information Commissioner.What are Amazon's search intentions?
February 9, 2006 The loss of A9 CEO Udi Manber to Google has some experts wondering where search fits in at the online retailer.Playing favorites on the Net?
December 21, 2005 A proposal in Congress could tip the scales toward some services and create a two-tiered Internet.Online retailers report record holiday sales
December 27, 2005 Amazon.com gives credit in part to the iPod and "The Chronicles of Narnia." Then there was the New York transit strike effect. Sponsored matches for "e-commerce"
