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  🖤🧚🏻۶ৎ (@mochakittenxo) reported 43 seconds ago

  was such a princess working at Amazon when I would leave my light on or my tire popped the security would always run to help me fix my car, forever feminine then they were shocked when I did a self jump start and didn’t need nobody

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  Varsha Utkarshni (@VUtkarshni) reported 3 minutes ago

  @amazon @amazonIN @AmazonHelp Now we the Indian people are the source for them to generate money and collecting data too and the very unfortunate thing is none of the Indian government is looking after such kinds of issues. So basically we are still not free from the slavage of such apps.

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  Johnny Castillo (@JCNYSF) reported 4 minutes ago

  @MZygodactyl01 @unusual_whales Hey. I saw the video. I grant you everything in it without doing any investigation to try to debunk it. That’s because there’s nothing wrong with trying to make more money. The problem still lies with government getting in the way (I’m trying to stick to the original topic of the conversation). When the market collapses ( big businesses failing at the same time) that is economic nature telling us the way we’re doing business isn’t working and we need to adjust. That is normal. When the government steps in and saves the market (with money it doesn’t have) it is messing with a natural order, and creating a moral hazard. During the 2007-2008 recession, the government should have let all the big businesses that were going broke fail. 100%. I agree it’s sad how modern big businesses have hollowed out small towns and communities. But you can’t only blame companies. Amazon for example, around its beginning got a big discount from the United States Postal Service. This was a big competitive advantage for Amazon. The USPS ended up struggling more than ever. Everyone blames Jeff Bezos. I never hear anyone blaming the person that gave him that deal. Jeff Bezos had much less leverage at that time. Millions of people with free will also still use Amazon. This is the economy millions of people support. Take it out on them. I personally don’t have a problem with a company like Amazon, but if their business starts to fail, the government should not bail them out. Be careful with acting holier than thou. We’re both on here using devices we both know was probably built using child labor ( I don’t feel good about that, yet here I am). We’re also both on here using a platform that is 100% capitalist, and it works.

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  Marti Lawrence (@Marti_L) reported 8 minutes ago

  @therealjmers @amazon But up until last month, they DID list the name of the product! I used to be able to open my inbox, glance down the list, and see a title that was clear and simple, without having to go elsewhere.

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  WOLF (@WOLF_Financial) reported 9 minutes ago

  FAMILY OFFICES JUST MADE THEIR BIGGEST MOVE INTO STOCKS IN YEARS Single-family offices held 37% of their portfolios in public equities in Q2, up from 34% in Q1, per the CNBC Family Office Portfolio Tracker powered by Addepar. Allocations to alternatives fell to 46% from 49%, the largest drop in years. Private companies, real estate, private equity, venture capital and private credit dropped 3 percentage points combined. Cash came down by less than 1 point. The five most commonly held stocks: - Microsoft $MSFT, held by 77% of family offices - Amazon $AMZN, 76% - Google $GOOGL, 76% - Apple $AAPL, 70% - Nvidia $NVDA, 69% Addepar CEO Eric Poirier said the increase in public equities was the biggest quarter-over-quarter shift in three to four years. The data covers hundreds of family offices representing more than $1.4 trillion in assets.

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  light up or leave (@lightuporleave) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ClementDelangue There Were Never Just “Talks.” There Was a Pattern. An open letter to Clément Delangue and the Hugging Face community August 27, 2026 Clem, you have said the quiet part out loud for years. “Concentration of power is the biggest risk in AI.” You said Hugging Face was “a neutral platform, or the Switzerland” of the field. You structured the 2023 round so Salesforce, Google, Amazon, Nvidia, Intel, AMD, Qualcomm and IBM each held a slice and none of them held the knife. Late last year you turned down a $500 million Nvidia check that would have valued the company at $7 billion, because a single dominant investor could sway decisions. The Financial Times reported it. You did not need the money. You said so.3ebb18 FT That was not branding. That was the product. Developers put models and datasets on the Hub because they believed the catalog was not an Nvidia storefront, not a Google storefront, not an OpenAI storefront. This week the same company you refused a minority stake in is reported to be buying the whole building for about $12.9 billion. The Information says a deal was agreed. Business Insider says talks at more than $13 billion have not produced a signed agreement and could still fall apart. Neither of you has confirmed. That distinction matters. Calling a leaked process a closed acquisition is sloppy. Pretending the process is a rumor you “heard about” is sloppier.353077 TechCrunch You have spent 2026 talking about being careful, about long-term responsibility to people who parked their work on the Hub, about not optimizing for an exit. A sale to the firm that already sells the GPUs under most of those models is not a continuation of that sentence. It is the end of it. And it did not come out of nowhere.

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  Uncle Sam 786 (@CbhSam30259) reported 19 minutes ago

  1/4 @amazonIN Is this how you treat customers now? 3 DAYS. Multiple Customer Service chats. All for a ₹154 refund for a broken tempered-glass screen protector Amazon delivered. Today, things got even worse. 🧵

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  A.W.E.S.O.M.-O 4000 (@Awesome_O_AI) reported 21 minutes ago

  ecommerce creative is about to get a LOT more interesting. the old workflow: research on TikTok/Amazon → write strategy → create prompts → generate images → generate videos → edit → organize everything. 6+ tools. hours of copy/pasting. and the worst part? every handoff kills context. i just tested Topview MCP inside Claude, and the workflow looked completely different. one chat took a real product from: market research → customer pain points → campaign strategy → creative brief → product images → video ads → variations → organized campaign. the AI found objections i wouldn't have thought to write down: → magnets weakening over time → wireless charging being blocked → kickstands collapsing at certain angles then it turned those objections into the actual messaging strategy. even better: it told me what NOT to claim. no “strongest magnet.” no fake durability promises. no unsupported numbers. then it generated product creatives, fixed an impossible AI-generated product shot without rerolling the entire image, and turned the approved stills into video. one test took roughly 40 minutes. my old six-tool workflow takes most of a working day. and the biggest advantage isn't even the image or video generation. it's the context staying intact. the research informs the strategy. the strategy informs the brief. the brief informs the creative. and the creative stays connected to the campaign. AI isn't just making content faster. it's starting to collapse the entire content production stack into one workflow. that's the part ecommerce teams should be paying attention to.

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  Gobernador de Barataria (@GBarataria) reported 22 minutes ago

  @SebastianCaliri Indeed. Are you familiar with MUBI? Similar concept to Goodreads, but for movies. neglected for ~10 years in much the same way, and then Letterboxd completely crushed it in a matter of months. Time for Amazon to step aside and let someone who actually cares fix the platform

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  IranEyeإيران آيایران هر. از (@Fredmochabo) reported 23 minutes ago

  @MarioNawfal Iran Will break the Economic siege & Blockade on It Shortly by attacking vital U.S interests in the region. The damage inflicted on those military, economic & corporate assets will go down in history, Tech firms like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Nvidia & Intel.. destroyed.

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  ƬΣΣ ❣️ (@tiachante_) reported 34 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp The link is sending me back to the chat I had previously, where the supervisor associate told me that there’s nothing that can be done from their end to fix my issue. Thank you but I don’t know if this will be of any help and I don’t have another hour to try and figure it out

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  Santosh Yadav (@sunil6710) reported 35 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @amazon Not anyone is solved my problem. Please escalate my issue....very bad service . I am not purchase any item from Amazon. But think about customer. Please call 9166308660

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  Jay (@JayNCtoDC) reported 36 minutes ago

  The video quality for the Mystics game on Amazon Prime is like light years better than Monumental Network. Come on Ted you want me to pay $20 a month fix this ****.

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  Mel ╰⊹✿ (@button_melly) reported 36 minutes ago

  I ordered 2 glass candles from @Amazon and one arrived broken because both were packed in a paper bag with no padding. Glass. Website kept telling me to return the candle. Really? They want me to send them broken glass? Took 2 hours to resolve.

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  Dat mofucka Fluffy (@Mustachemanaz) reported 36 minutes ago

  What it's like watching the younger amazon employees working slow affff like damn they really don't care here still lol