Amazon Go, futuristic supermarkets with no checkouts could soon launch in the UK:<\/strong> Aatif Sulleyman<\/a> at The Independent<\/a> reports that Amazon appears to be preparing to bring its unusual Go stores to the UK.\u00a0 The company has filed several Go-related trademark applications with the UK Intellectual Property Office, which have now been approved, suggesting a launch announcement could be imminent. Continue reading\u2026<\/a><\/p>\n Amazon Prime launches more content perks for subscribers:<\/strong> Dan Wilson<\/a> at Tamebay<\/a> reports that Amazon Prime’s latest enhancement for its UK members is Amazon Reading. The new feature grants Prime subscribers access to a rotating library of 1,000 ebooks, magazines and comics. There are already some Kindle ebook perks included in the deal. Continue reading\u2026<\/a><\/p>\n Walmart\u2019s US online sales rise 63%:<\/strong> Phil Wahba<\/a> at Fortune<\/a> reports that Walmart’s massive ecommerce investments are starting to pay off. The discount chain reported recently that online sales in the US rose a staggering 63% in the first quarter of the year. This follows last year’s overhaul of its online marketplace and a series of acquisitions since then, most notably the $3 billion purchase of Jet.com. Continue reading\u2026<\/a><\/p>\n How to capitalise on Amazon\u2019s super saver shipping price change: <\/strong>Stephen Smotherman<\/a> at Full-Time FBA<\/a> reports that Amazo has quietly changed the minimum order value for free super saver shipping for non-Prime members from $35 down to $25. If you react correctly, then this change by Amazon can help your business. Stephen suggests that sellers may now start pricing more items at $12.50 and $25 to try and capture more sales.\u00a0 Continue reading\u2026<\/a><\/p>\n Richard Branson reveals the biggest business risks he\u2019s ever taken:\u00a0<\/strong>Richard Branson<\/a> via The Independent<\/a> says selling Virgin Records was one of the most difficult decisions he’s ever had to make. He discusses the risks he’s taken in his business left; the ones that worked and the ones that didn’t, like declaring war on Coke with Virgin Cola which he now refers to as “madness”. Continue reading…<\/a><\/p>\n It’s nearly the weekend…are you excited?<\/p>\n