Cybercriminals are well known for exploiting the excitement around Black Friday, with online crooks using a number of sneaky tricks to attack unsuspecting shoppers. In a bid to cut down on people getting scammed, UK network O2 recently issued a warning about rising online attacks. Now Amazon has also released its own important alert.

To help survive the next few days of shopping, Amazon has released 5 rules that are very wise to follow. • Always use the Amazon mobile app or website for all your shopping needs, including customer service, account changes, delivery tracking, and refund status.

T'is the season to be jolly – but also to be scammed, with criminals cashing in on the fact we're all online shopping.

Amazon has promised to work harder to tackle fake reviews on its site following an investigation by the competition watchdog. The retail giant has committed to “robust processes” to quickly detect and remove fake reviews alongside sanctions for rogue ...

Amazon Prime Day, dubbed by shopaholics on the web as the “Black Friday of July,” will launch its 10th yearly discounting frenzy at midnight on Tuesday — and experts say the event has transformed how web retailers do business. The first aim of Amazon ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kiri Masters covers trends in retail media and marketplaces. Amazon is making a strategic move into ultra-low-cost shopping just as holiday spending kicks into high gear. The retail ...