Amazon Prime

Amazon is offering its Prime delivery service on merchants' own websites at no additional fee, extending the programme beyond Amazon.com. The move lets participating retailers display fast Prime shipping benefits on their own storefronts while Amazon handles fulfilment. It reflects Amazon's push to embed its logistics network deeper into third-party e-commerce and tighten its hold on online retail.

Amazon has issued a pointed warning aimed at its Prime membership base, according to a report from TheStreet. The message suggests the company is alerting members to potential changes or consequences tied to their subscriptions. Details of what the warning specifically entails remain limited in early coverage, but the framing of a 'warning shot' toward paying customers has drawn attention to how Amazon manages its flagship loyalty program.

Amazon customers in the United States could receive refunds of up to $200 automatically as part of an expanded $2.5 billion settlement. The payouts stem from a legal settlement over Amazon's Prime subscription practices, and eligible shoppers do not need to file a claim to receive money. Coverage is urging people to check whether they qualify.