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Inside the Amazon Clicks & Mortar shop in Sheffield, UK
For online business owners like Nicola, Oliver and Louise, Clicks and Mortar pop up shops backed by Amazon are an opportunity to meet customers in person and experience physical retail for the first time. -
Amazon Fashion Connects
2020 has been a challenging year for the fashion industry, and those within it affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, and Amazon Fashion is committed to helping in any way it can. Kicking off in line with the start of Fashion Week in September, Amazon Fashion is launching a new initiative; Amazon Fashion Connects. -
Natural products for the hair and skin, made by four hands
Twins María and Alejandra Gómez Iribarnegaray found a business project in La cosmética de María (María’s Cosmetics) that will see them united on an almost parallel life trajectory. -
Two thirds of sales on Amazon.de: Independent Selling Partners with record share in the Corona crisis
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Germany had to adapt to an unprecedented situation with incredible speed during the Corona crisis - and were very successful with and on Amazon.de. -
“Writing a book about lockdown helped me cope with the crisis.”
As the Covid-19 pandemic hit, bestselling KDP author Suzy K. Quinn turned to writing to deal with her own feelings of anxiety and helplessness. She channelled those feelings into her new novel, and found it helped her cope with the new normal. -
Amazon is working with sheep farmers to save their peak season
The closure of restaurants and borders due to COVID-19 caused a major crisis in the sheep meat industry, which saw two of its main sales channels shut down: restaurants and exports. Thanks to collaboration between Amazon and INTEROVIC (the interbranch organisation for the sheep and goat meat sector in Spain), Amazon Prime customers in Madrid and Barcelona can now enjoy traditional cuts of lamb and goat, such as chops, shanks, shoulders, skewered diced meat, leg steaks and skirt steaks. -
Do the Spanish like spicy foods?
CEO of Espicy, Juan Vicente Casanova, was born in Venezuela, studied in Paris, lived in Thailand and prides himself on creating the first Spanish hot sauce. -
Ex-military tech entrepreneurs share their business advice
Each year 15,000 people leave the military in the UK. When entering the job market, ex-service personnel bring a wealth of unique and hard-earned skills which are often untapped in the tech sector. -
Small businesses in the Shetland Islands learn how to sell globally on Amazon's online store
On the Shetland Islands in the UK, a group of local small businesses were the latest to learn how to sell their products directly to customers around the world through the Amazon stores. -
Kindle Storyteller Award winner hits the high notes
Ian W. Sainsbury’s first-ever psychological thriller The Picture on the Fridge scored this year’s Kindle Storyteller Award in the UK thanks to a solid hook and a shocking twist. -
Artisan nobility: the cashmere from Prato that is winning the world over
Relying on 800 years of textile art to take a gamble on e-commerce: this is how the Dondini family’s cashmere, from Amazon’s Made in Italy showcase, has brought the traditional excellence of Prato’s products to customers all over Europe and the United States.
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