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Since its release in 2023, the Apple iPhone 15 has been a key player in the smartphone market, with Amazon offering frequent promotional discounts. However, the latest price drop is particularly notable. Following the launch of the iPhone 16 series, Amazon has significantly reduced the cost of the iPhone 15 (128 GB) model, making it a more attractive option for consumers. With the help of exchange deals and credit card discounts, shoppers can purchase the iPhone 15 at a steeply discounted price, offering both savings and the opportunity to own a premium device from Apple.

The Amazon Great Summer Sale has arrived with compelling offers on Apple’s flagship products, including the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus. The price drops on these popular devices make this an opportune time for both tech enthusiasts and casual consumers to upgrade to some of the latest iPhone models at substantial discounts. With significant markdowns, limited-time offers, and additional bank-specific discounts, Apple’s latest smartphones are now more affordable than ever.

Amazon has launched 27 satellites into low-Earth orbit, marking a significant milestone in its ambitious Project Kuiper, aimed at providing global internet connectivity. This venture positions Amazon to compete directly with Elon Musk’s SpaceX, which has already established a massive satellite network, Starlink, with millions of users worldwide. Despite the high stakes, analysts are skeptical about Amazon’s ability to catch up to SpaceX, as the satellite internet market presents complex challenges.

More Retail, one of India’s most expansive supermarket chains and backed by e-commerce giant Amazon, has revealed its intent to go public by 2026. Leveraging a powerful hybrid model that merges offline accessibility with online efficiency, the company is positioning itself as a formidable force in the evolving grocery and consumer goods sector. With 775 stores and ambitions to double that footprint in five years, More Retail is banking on the strength of neighborhood supermarkets acting as Amazon Fresh fulfillment hubs.

BRISKPE, a rising fintech firm backed by global investment giant Prosus, has been officially recognized by Amazon as a Payment Service Provider (PSP) for its global marketplace. This strategic designation enables BRISKPE to facilitate cross-border payments for Indian exporters, with a particular focus on micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The announcement coincides with the rollout of ‘Launchpad’, a comprehensive platform designed to support Indian sellers in scaling their global presence.

Amazon India has announced plans to expand its 'Ashray' centres, dedicated rest stops for delivery associates across the e-commerce and logistics sectors, to 100 locations by the end of this year. These centres, designed to provide essential amenities such as clean water, first-aid kits, and mobile charging points, aim to offer relief amid the impending heatwave. Currently with 30 centres in place, the expansion will support delivery workers in high-footfall areas, with a special focus on regions facing extreme heat.