Amazon.com, Inc.: A Detailed Overview

Name of the company: Amazon.com, Inc. is an e-commerce,
big data, visual nature, and computer technology American
multinational retail business headquartered in Seattle,
California. And including Google, Apple, Microsoft, and
Facebook, it is one of the Big Five corporations in the United
States' telecommunication sector. The corporation has been
dubbed "one of the most powerful economically and
culturally forces on the planet," and also "the much more
brand finance on the planet." On July 5, 1994, Jeff Bezos
launched Amazon in his garage in Bellevue, Washington. It
began as a book-selling website, but has now evolved to
include computers, applications, computer games, fashion,
furnishings, cuisine, and pets. By total assets, Amazon
surpassed Walmart as the most expensive retailer in the
United States in 2015. In 2017, Amazon paid $13.4 billion
buy Entire Trade Guarantee, significantly expanding its local
stores reach. Amazon Prime, the company's two-day shipping
service, topped 100 million users globally in 2018.
Purpose of the poster: The main purpose of the poster to
define the function and structure of the business in detailed
manner and define how the external factors impact on the
business in positive as well as negative manner.
Year of establishment: 5 July 1994
Eventually, in September 1999, the company developed zShops, a
corrected market and in November, Sothebys.amazon.com, the
now relationship with Sotheby's. Amazon Platform, a service
introduced in November 2000 that allows people to sell second
hand books, CDs, DVDs, and other things beside new things,
developed from bidding and zShops. Online Store is the greatest
of its sort as of October 2014, trailed by platforms from Sears,
Rakuten, and Newegg.
Number of branches in home country: Crossdock centres,
fulfilment centres, sortation centres, transport platforms, Prime
now hubs, and Prime air hubs are among Amazon's distribution
centers. With approximately 125,000 workers, there are 75
fulfillment facilities and 25 sorting facilities. Amazon presently
has 110 fulfillment centre’s in the United States and 185
worldwide.
Number of branches overseas: They have expanded a lot over
the previous 20 years, and we now have hundreds of offices in
much more than 30 nations around the world. They are still led by
client devotion, a desire for creativity, devotion to
continuous improvement, and lengthy vision.
Revenues profit 2018/2019: Non-tax revenue is expected to
increase by 27.7% over the revised estimates of 2018-19 to Rs
3,13,179 crore.
Location of headquarter: Seattle, Washington, U.S.
Legal status: Whenever we decided towards becoming
Amazon sellers, Amazon's policy - but No, Amazon is not
authorized to adopt or implement a policy that is in breach of
the rules. Unless the company is the world's largest online
retailer, corporate practices cannot overrule government
legislation. Trade barriers, consumer protections, privacy
protections, and discrimination laws linked with an E-
commerce firm are all legal considerations that might harm
Amazon. To prevent counterfeit products sales and boost
customer trust, Amazon has implemented an anti-counterfeit
policy that requires every service provided on the marketplace
to be validated. The European Union has General Data
Protection Laws that apply to any firm that gathers consumer
information such as name, mobile number, bank account
information, and so on. All information provided should be
treated with the highest care.
Range of goods and services: Plans, researches, produces,
installs, and distributes electric cars, as well as solar energy
generating and battery storage devices. Automotive and
industrial production and storing are two of the corporation's
sectors. Among Amazon's product offerings are novels, DVDs,
music CDs, tape recordings, and software, as well as
garments, personal care products, electronic goods, gourmet
food, grocery shopping, family and wellness product lines,
advanced manufacturing & scholarly materials, cooking
utensils, jewelers and watches, gardening equipment objects,
and musical instruments.
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