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Online spending reaches $26.4B during Amazon Prime Day sale

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By Spencer Soper Verified
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Business Technology Logistics Walmart, Target hosted overlapping promotions during the four-day sale The event offers clues about the health of consumers and their willingness to spend. (Michael Nagle/Bloomberg) June 29, 2026 10:50 AM, EDT Key Takeaways: Adobe said U.S. online spending across retailers hit $26.4 billion during Amazon’s four-day Prime Day sale. The total was up 9.3% from last year’s Prime Day sale held in July, according to Adobe.
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La historia de un vendedor de Amazon muestra un presunto mercado clandestino de sobornos

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By Spencer Soper Verified
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — En diciembre, el comerciante en línea Jack Nekhala se puso en contacto con Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) para transmitirle un mensaje urgente.
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Amazon seller reveals rare glimpse of shadow bribery market

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By Spencer Soper Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
In December, online merchant Jack Nekhala got in touch with Amazon with an urgent message. Nekhala told an Amazon representative that a woman he didn’t know had contacted him with an intriguing offer: She could bribe an Amazon employee to help him retrieve $90,000 in funds that the e-commerce giant had frozen after suspending him over an alleged violation of review policy.
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