As expected, on February 6, Amazon published its quarterly report for Q4 2024. The report did not disappoint expectations. Let’s take a look at how the quarter ended on December 31, 2024, and what new developments are in store for sellers.
Amazon’s Operations Innovation Lab Takes Giant Strides, in Vercelli, the first hub of the marketplace in Europe where innovative machinery for automated packaging is tested, with expansion plans already scheduled for next year. An interesting collaboration with Novamont, an Italian biomaterials company, is also leading to the experimentation of innovative bio-based bags for grocery deliveries.
It’s the new trend that’s taking over social media. Buying Amazon packages blindly and then unboxing them in a live stream to show the surprise – hopefully positive – of the content.
Naturally present at CES 2025, Amazon did not disappoint expectations and unveiled new devices and projects to the public. Surprises were certainly not lacking, and through partnerships and innovative approaches, the company found numerous ways to make itself noticed.
Amazon has reached an agreement that will lead to its acquisition of Axio, the Indian startup specializing in the Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) segment.
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Amazon has announced the availability of Rufus in Italy as well. As we already mentioned, this is the virtual assistant created by the American company to innovate the online shopping experience, helping customers in their journey to find the right product to meet their needs.
Amazon has confirmed its first test of drone deliveries in Italy, in the area of San Salvo (Abruzzo). The operational authorization granted by ENAC, the National Civil Aviation Authority, was crucial. This is the first step in a long collaboration that will see Amazon meet the necessary requirements for launching the service.
National fairs are a very important moment for sellers: they are indeed an opportunity for direct networking and allow you to meet potential customers, suppliers, and business partners in person. In short, a fertile ground for building strong relationships that could provide essential benefits for your business!
Amazon has announced third-quarter results, with data in line with what we expected.
