Coverage dated June 1, 2022
Amazon to close Kindle bookstore in China Headline from Digital Journal
US tech giant Amazon said Thursday that it will stop operating its Kindle e-bookstore in China from next year.
Digital Journal's own description from its feed. We collect headlines and these descriptions, not full articles; read the original reporting below.
Reports & sources Newest first Show outlet leaning
Filter reports by outlet or headline words
9 articles, oldest first.
Washington Times
Amazon to close Kindle offerings, other Big Tech players also shrinking footprint in China ↗ (opens Washington Times) Published Jun 1, 2022
Washington Times's feed description Amazon said Thursday it will shutter its Kindle service in China next year, making it the latest big technology company looking to diminish its presence in the communist country.
Digital Journal
Amazon to close Kindle bookstore in China ↗ (opens Digital Journal) Published Jun 1, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet Digital Journal's feed description US tech giant Amazon said Thursday that it will stop operating its Kindle e-bookstore in China from next year.
FOX Business
Amazon pulling Kindle eBook store out of China in 2023 ↗ (opens FOX Business) Published Jun 1, 2022
FOX Business's feed description "As a global business, we periodically evaluate our offerings and make adjustments wherever we operate," An Amazon spokesperson told FOX Business.
NBC Los Angeles
Amazon to Shut Down Kindle Store in China ↗ (opens NBC Los Angeles) Published Jun 1, 2022
NBC Los Angeles's feed description The company follows other U.S. tech giants who have recently pulled back in the country, including Microsoft’s LinkedIn and Airbnb.
MyNorthwest
Amazon to close Kindle bookstore in China, halt device sale ↗ (opens MyNorthwest) Published Jun 1, 2022
Same headline from 3 more outlets MyNorthwest's feed description Amazon said Thursday that it will shut down its digital Kindle bookstores in China and stop selling the device to retailers in the country to readjust the
Identical headlines usually mean shared wire copy. They are counted as separate articles but are not independent confirmation.