Amazon expands low-cost ‘Haul’ service and launches shopping event as tariffs squeeze Chinese rivals Amazon is expanding its low-cost “Haul” shopping service to 25 countries — rebranded as Amazon Bazaar in several markets — and marking the milestone with $1 and 11-cent deals, as new U.S. tariffs pressure Chinese rivals Temu and Shein. Read More
Podcast GeekWire Podcast: Amazon and White House clash over tariff transparency On this episode of the GeekWire Podcast, we break down today’s public clash between Amazon and the White House over… Read More
Podcast How Amazon is adapting to the TikTok generation, and what it says about the state of Prime This week on the GeekWire Podcast, we dive into Amazon’s new “Haul” discount storefront — a rival to Temu, Shein,… Read More
Hands-on with Amazon Haul: First impressions of the e-commerce giant’s new Temu and Shein rival A week or more to get a bunch of stuff I don’t really need? Sign me up! With the debut… Read More
Amazon launching discount storefront ‘Amazon Haul’ with items under $20, longer delivery times Amazon is launching a new storefront aimed at delivering a wide range of products priced $20 and under as the… Read More
