Browsing for a new book at Amazon now has a new meaning in Seattle, where instead of surfing the Web, customers can walk into the online retailer's first permanent storefront. Opening Tuesday morning, ...

Amazon opened its first physical book store on Nov. 2 in Seattle’s University Village neighborhood. The company says Amazon Books is a “physical extension of Amazon.com.” Amazon Books doesn’t look ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Over the past two years, Amazon has opened 11 bookstores across the country, and its most recent one is in the heart of New York City.

Amazon Books opened its first Texas store at the Domain Northside last month. Here’s a guide to help you know what to expect. As evidenced by the purchase of more than 400 Whole Foods stores, Amazon ...

Amazon’s ever-growing presence in Middle Tennessee now includes a brick-and-mortar bookstore in Green Hills. Amazon Books opened Nov. 22 at The Mall at Green Hills, marking the 21st location of the ...

Amazon's decision to open its first brick-and-mortar store in Seattle is an interesting new departure for Amazon, but it also offers us the chance of some enlightenment on some of the larger questions ...

Amazon is the world’s largest e-commerce company. But in the past few years, the online store has begun to make its first steps into the world of bricks-and-mortar retail. And this year saw the ...

San Antonio – Buying a book through Amazon may be cheap, but it does not support local, independent bookstores in San Antonio. That is where Bookshop.Org comes in, which offers a new way to buy a book ...

Amazon changes licensing text when Kindle Books are purchased, Amazon Kindle Books, kindle books Amazon has revised the text when purchasing a Kindle e-book on its online store. You do not own the ...

UK-based online store Book Depository is being closed down by its parent company, the US technology giant Amazon. Book Depository has told customers it will cease operations later this month after ...

When Jeff Bezos launched Amazon.com in 1994, he gave himself a 30% chance of success — slightly better than the 1 in 10 odds for Internet start-ups. “That’s actually a very liberating expectation, ...