Like Target before it, Wal-Mart has severed ties to Amazon's e-readers and slates. Rumors are circulating that Amazon might sell them directly from its own bricks-and-mortar stores instead.

Amazon announced today that the new range of Kindles is coming to over 16,000 U.S. retail stores. The usual big-box and medium-box outlets will carry Amazon's whole family of media devices. The ...

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Target was the first brick-and-mortar store to sell Amazon’s Kindle, but now the two companies are severing ties. Kindle e-readers and the Kindle Fire tablet will disappear from Target’s store ...

But in 2012, Target stopped selling Kindles both online and in its stores. That's changing, however -- as of today, you can buy the Kindle Paperwhite and standard Kindle from Target online.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Amazon.com is turning to some of its natural rivals as the world's largest Internet retailer tries to sell more Kindle e-readers and tablet computers.

AT&T is adding the first e-reader to its catalog of connected devices and, unsurprisingly, it's the 3G version of Amazon's latest-generation Kindle. There's nothing peculiar about this agreement ...

The machines sell everything from the $379 Kindle Fire HDX to a $20 Kindle PowerFast ... Tech companies such as Apple and Microsoft have ventured into physical retail with splashy stores, ...

Walmart will no longer sell Amazon Kindle e-readers and tablets, according to a company memo obtained by Reuters. This marks the second big box store to halt sales of Amazon devices since the ...

Enormous retail chain Walmart will cease selling all Amazon Kindle products, reports Reuters. The initial report is a brief that is based on an internal company memo. Reuters on the memo: “We ...

"Amazon is clearly becoming a more attractive consumer retail destination, so it was inevitable that Target or Wal-Mart would stop selling the Kindle product," said Morningstar analyst R.J. Hottovy.

AT&T is giving Amazon one more place to peddle the Kindle 3G e-reader. Starting March 6, AT&T will sell the Kindle 3G in all 2,200 U.S. retail stores. The price will be the same $189 as everywhere ...