Amazon.com Inc. is partnering with a JPMorgan Chase & Co.-backed startup to provide financing for small online businesses, many of which need immediate capital to replenish depleted holiday ...

Amazon's foray into the student loan business lasted only six weeks. Six weeks after announcing a partnership with Wells Fargo to offer a 0.5 percent interest rate discount on student loans to members ...

Slope, an AI lending platform backed by JPMorgan Chase, told CNBC exclusively that it is launching a partnership with Amazon's independent sellers.

Some Amazon sellers say the online retailer's abrupt decision to stop receiving non-essential inventory in response to the coronavirus pandemic could strangle the sales they need to make payments on ...

More than a decade after first offering loans to merchants who sell goods through its online marketplaces, the Amazon Lending division will cease underwriting its own loans to merchants, according to ...

Amazon.com is entering the student loan business in a partnership with Wells Fargo & Co., offering cheaper rates for loans to Amazon customers who pay for a “Prime Student” subscription. The deal ...

Amazon.com Inc will launch its business loan program for small sellers later this year in eight more countries including China, where credit is becoming a key factor in competing for new vendors and ...

March 25 (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc on Wednesday said it temporarily would not require sellers in its marketplace to repay loans it had made to them, as merchants confront the prospect of declining ...

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Amazon is taking its nickname—the Everything Store—quite seriously. On Thursday, the e-commerce behemoth and bank Wells Fargo announced a partnership to supply some Amazon customers with student loans ...

Amazon is testing a new online lending marketplace where merchants who sell their goods on the retail giant's site can take out loans and lines of credit from lenders including Goldman Sachs and other ...

NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Some Amazon sellers say the online retailer's abrupt decision to stop receiving non-essential inventory in response to the coronavirus pandemic could strangle the ...