Kentucky mom Holly LaFavers says her son Liam racked up more than $4,000 in Dum-Dums purchases while playing on her phone.

Amazon has released a statement saying that the proposal "was never approved and is not going to happen."

An Amazon spokesperson, in a new statement, pushed back on a report that the company was planning to show consumers how much a product's cost comes from tariffs.

The iconic duo from "What Not to Wear" reunites for "Wear Whatever the F You Want," a fresh makeover series premiering April 29 on Prime Video.

The Trump administration is considering a deal to save TikTok, a source close to the deal said Wednesday.

ABC News contributor Mike Muse discusses the potential buyers for the Chinese-ownedapp from its parent company, ByteDance.

Alexa+, as it will now be called, is powered by generative AI and promises to work seamlessly with the many apps and services its customers use every day, all with the sound of your voice.

Amazon is shifting Alexa to a subscription model amid the debut of Alexa+, which uses generative AI.

The new service is priced at $19.99 per month but is free for Prime members.

Top tech executives Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos are scheduled to join President-elect Donald Trump’s grand comeback to the White House on Monday.

Workers from Starbucks and Amazon are returning to work after strikes last week that lasted several days, as unions look to continue negotiations.

Starbucks union's strike will expand through Christmas Eve to a dozen metro areas, while the Teamsters union says workers for Amazon at a California airport have joined other workers protesting.

The teamsters say they represent 10,000 workers and contractors and that they are demanding better pay and working conditions. However, Amazon says the protesters are not its employees.

Thousands of Starbucks baristas and delivery drivers for Amazon are protesting the respective retail giants nationwide during the busiest shopping season of the year, according to their unions.

Thousands of Starbucks workers, as well as delivery drivers for Amazon, are picketing just days before Christmas.

Why are Amazon and Starbucks workers striking over the holidays? “This is a time when both companies make a lot of money,” one expert said.

ABC News’ Trevor Ault and Sean M. O’Brien, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, discuss the Amazon workers hitting the picket line in hopes of a new labor agreement.

Delivery drivers for Amazon picketed outside seven facilities as part of a strike organized by the Teamsters seeking to negotiate with the company on benefits, wages and workplace safety conditions.

The Teamsters' strike against Amazon began Thursday morning at several facilities in New York City, Atlanta, California, Illinois and elsehwere.

The Teamsters said the strike will begin Thursday at several facilities, including in New York City, Atlanta, California and Illinois.

Delivery drivers for Amazon walked off the job just days before the holidays, accusing Amazon of "insatiable greed." Amazon said the union is pushing a false narrative and said there is no impact.

ABC News’ Faith Abubey reports on what the Teamsters union is calling the "largest strike against Amazon in U.S. history.”

Less than a week before Christmas and the start of Hanukkah, the timely delivery of holiday gifts was thrown into jeopardy as thousands of Amazon workers went on strike.

The settlement requires that Amazon adopt "corporate-wide ergonomic measures" to reduce the risk of injuries to workers.

The settlement requires that Amazon adopt "corporate-wide ergonomic measures" to reduce the risk of injuries to workers.

The Teamsters said workers will begin striking at Amazon facilities across the country in what the union calls the largest strike against the online shopping giant less than a week before Christmas.

The move ahead of the holidays could threaten if customers receive gifts on time.

The unprecedented vote follows a “Make Amazon Pay” strike which lasted between Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Workers won a headline-grabbing victory in 2022, but remain without a contract.

Workers in more than 20 countries, including the U.S., are demonstrating over increased wages, improved working conditions and the right to unionize.

Amazon employees in 20 countries are preparing to protest on Black Friday.

The worldwide protests, organized by UNI Global Union, are targeting one of the biggest shopping weekends of the year.

Shop Amazon deals across home, tech, fashion, beauty and more.

President Joe Biden toured the drought-shrunken waters of the Amazon River’s greatest tributary Sunday as the first sitting American president to set foot in the legendary rainforest.

Amazon Haul offers a variety of items priced at $20 or less.

Amazon Haul is  a convenient shopping experience accessible through the Amazon app or Amazon website by searching "Haul."

Stock up on all your beauty, body and hair care needs with these deals from bestselling brands during Amazon's Holiday Beauty Haul.

Lifestyle and beauty expert Milly Almodovar drops by to share the hottest product deals for October’s Prime Big Deal Days.

Amazon will offer special discounts across a wide range of top categories.

ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous reports on the “Black Friday of October” as Amazon Prime deal days are set to begin with big box retailers coming out with competing sales.

Amazon announced it will debut a low-cost, private-label brand aimed at competing with rivals, including Walmart and Target.

Tech and retail giant Amazon has launched Amazon Saver, a new no-frills private label for groceries, plus new discounts for Prime members.

ABC News Live’s 2024 "Deal Drop Days" begin, highlighting the deals you don’t want to miss from beloved brands to viral TikTok favorites.

Amazon Prime Day 2024 offers deals on must-have Apple items such as Macbooks, iPads, Apple Watches and much more.

Shop beauty and fashion Amazon Prime Day deals across multiple brands before the sale ends.

The report released by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., comes the week of Amazon Prime Day.

Here's everything we know so far about Amazon Prime Day 2024, which takes place July 16-17, and early deals that you can shop right now.

Here's what to know and expect from the 2024 Amazon Prime Day sale, which takes place July 16-17, plus shop early deals.

Prime members will reportedly have access to travel deals up to two weeks before Prime Day. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally has the details.

Plus, airline prices expected to skyrocket, and Dr. Pepper ties Pepsi as the No. 2 soda brand in the country.