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Target Australia has partnered with Uber Eats to offer quick delivery of fashion and household items, following a similar deal by sibling retailer Bunnings. The move is being read as part of a broader retail push by Wesfarmers brands to counter Amazon's growing presence in Australia, while rival Kmart waits on its own delivery plans.
- 2Why is Flipkart trying everything, all at once?●Why is Flipkart trying everything, all at once? - Indian Startups News 330
Flipkart, India's largest e-commerce firm, is reportedly pursuing a broad range of initiatives simultaneously, from quick commerce and new services to marketplace expansion, prompting debate in the Indian startup community about whether the strategy is ambitious diversification or a sign of defensive scrambling against rivals like Amazon and fast-growing quick-commerce players.
- 3Amazon now operates more than one million robots●🤖 AMAZON A PLUS D'UN MILLION DE ROBOTS. Quelque part dans le monde, pendant que vous lisez ceci, certains déplacent des
Amazon has passed the milestone of one million robots working across its operations worldwide. The machines move entire shelves of products, carry loads and pick up objects, with some models even able to sense their surroundings while working alongside human staff. The figure makes Amazon one of the largest robot operators on the planet and renews debate about automation replacing warehouse jobs.
- 4NFL Fans Slam Kirk Herbstreit for Botching Browns Player Names on TNF▼‘Absurd,’ ‘He’s Gotten Like 4 Names Wrong Already’ — NFL World Fumes at Kirk Herbstreit for Blundering Browns RB’s Name on TNF Broadcast
Broadcaster Kirk Herbstreit drew heavy criticism during Amazon's Thursday Night Football coverage after repeatedly misnaming a Cleveland Browns running back on air. Viewers and NFL fans vented on social media, calling the on-air errors 'absurd' and noting he had gotten several names wrong during the broadcast. The criticism quickly spread as fans questioned the quality of the network's commentary booth.
- 5Ninja Forms file uploads plugin hit by high-severity flaw●🟠 CVE-2026-92820 - High (8.1) The Ninja Forms - File Uploads plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to arbitrary file operat
A high-severity vulnerability, CVE-2026-92820 with a score of 8.1, has been disclosed in the Ninja Forms File Uploads plugin for WordPress. All versions up to and including 3.3.34 are affected. The flaw allows arbitrary file operations through the plugin's external Amazon S3 upload flow, which trusts an attacker-supplied file path submitted via a form. WordPress site administrators using the plugin are urged to update or disable it until a patched version is available.
- 6AWS launches Strands Decider 2B decision model●AWS debuts Strands Decider 2B, a first lightweight decision model for accelerate agentic workflows
Amazon Web Services has introduced Strands Decider 2B, described as the first lightweight decision model designed to speed up agentic workflows. The small model is intended to help AI agents make decisions quickly and cheaply within automated pipelines. The announcement, reported by SiliconANGLE, positions AWS to compete in the fast-growing market for tooling that powers autonomous software agents.
- 7Amazon Quick adds live governed data to AI-built apps●🤖 Serve live, governed data in AI-built apps with Amazon Quick With Live Data in Apps in Amazon Quick, AI-built apps que
Amazon has announced Live Data in Apps for Amazon Quick, letting AI-built applications query governed Quick Sight datasets in real time rather than relying on static build-time snapshots. Each query runs under the identity of the person viewing the app, preserving data governance and access controls. The feature is aimed at developers building internal apps with AI tools who need up-to-date, permission-aware business data.
- 875-inch 4K LED TV drops to new low price in Amazon deal▼Huge 75-inch LED 4K TV hits new low price in limited-time Amazon deal
A limited-time Amazon promotion has cut the price of a 75-inch LED 4K television to a new all-time low, according to PC Guide. The deal offers shoppers a large-screen set at a significantly reduced price for a short window, and bargain hunters are being advised to act quickly before the offer expires.
- 9Spider-Man's Clone Saga Set to Become Prime Video Series▼Spider-Man's Marvel Comics Clone Saga Is Becoming A TV Series At Prime Video
Amazon's Prime Video is developing a TV series based on Marvel Comics' infamous Clone Saga Spider-Man storyline, which revolved around clones of Peter Parker and questions over who the real Spider-Man was. The storyline is one of Marvel's most controversial and convoluted comic arcs from the 1990s, making its adaptation news that has quickly drawn attention from comics fans and entertainment outlets.
- 10Security researcher flags fake Amazon domain▼Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//amazon-arrived[.]com 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6abca5ba3b77500 00955bde
A cybersecurity researcher has flagged a suspicious website at the address amazon-arrived.com as likely phishing, warning that the domain mimics Amazon to deceive visitors. An automated analysis of the URL has been published via the URLDNA scanning service. The alert is being shared within the infosec community, where users are cautioning others not to click links or enter credentials on the site.
- 11Amazon Prime users warned of convincing phishing scam●⚠️📢🪝Amazon Prime users, watch out! A convincing phishing scam uses fake billing alerts and a multi-step Amazon lookalike
A phishing campaign targeting Amazon Prime customers is circulating, using fake billing alert emails that lead to a multi-step copycat Amazon site. The fraudulent pages are designed to harvest login credentials, personal information and full payment card details. Security outlets are warning users to be cautious of unexpected billing notifications and to verify their account directly through the official Amazon website or app.
- 12AWS showcases AI contract intelligence platform built on Bedrock▼🤖 Building an AI-powered contract intelligence platform with Amazon Quick and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Manually extracti
Amazon Web Services is highlighting a new approach to contract intelligence, combining Amazon Quick and Bedrock AgentCore to automate the extraction of data from large portfolios of vendor contracts. The company says manual review does not scale and that retrieval-augmented chat tools fall short for portfolio-wide questions, so the platform targets structured, cross-contract analysis.