Amazon has launched its first officially branded Arabic website in the United Arab Emirates, and is set to expand in the Middle East. Visitors to Souq.com are now redirected to an entirely new ...

On Thursday, Insider searched various LGBTQ-related keywords on Amazon's UAE site, Amazon.ae, and found that several of them returned no results or mentions. Among those that yielded no results ...

Amazon has operated in the UAE since 2017, when it bought the e-commerce site SOUQ.com. "As a company, we remain committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and we believe that the rights of ...

Amazon removed some product listings like books from its UAE website, as well as 150 keyword searches like “lgbtq,” “pride,” and “closeted gay,” and other product keywords like ...

Amazon is based in the UAE. “We have an office there and multiple warehouse sites, and we can cater to the Amazon market here said Quaife” In the past, the only vehicle to get into the Middle ...

Amazon.ae looks to attract 100,000 UAE businesses to its store Online retailer Amazon.ae ... seller education covering the fundamentals of online selling on the Amazon store through on-site training, ...

DUBAI: Following the launch of Amazon.ae on May 1st, Amazon today announced the launch ... The contents of this press release was provided from an external third party provider. This website is not ...

Exclusively for Prime members, the service is being introduced to a wider range of areas. According to the Amazon website in the UAE shoppers will enjoy: “Free delivery within minutes is included with ...

By Karen Weise Amazon moved to restrict items and search results related to L.G.B.T.Q. people and issues on its website in the United Arab Emirates on Monday after receiving pressure from the ...

Reem Aldhaheri, Retail Program Manager, Amazon UAE, said, “I am excited to sign up for ‘Amazon ... The contents of this press release was provided from an external third party provider. This website ...

The company recently announced its commitment to host products from 100,000 businesses, including local SMBs, on its UAE website Amazon.ae by 2026, in support of the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 to ...