The S&P 500 is making its way back up from a tariff-included plummet, but not all of its stocks are doing as well. Amazon ( AMZN -1.27%) stock is down 8% year-to-date on May 22, as investors continue to worry about how the company will be affected by tariffs.

Logistics startup Stord said Monday that it is buying UPS subsidiary Ware2Go as it looks to expand its footprint in the e-commerce space.

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Amazon ( AMZN 0.18%) was one of the biggest winners of the e-commerce revolution, and its platform is by far the most used option in this realm. On the investment side, it's what most users might think about Amazon. However, there are far better reasons to own the stock than that, as there isn't much growth in its e-commerce business anymore.

Amazon shareholders on Wednesday rejected all eight independent proposals at the company’s annual meeting, including measures seeking greater scrutiny of its climate risks, AI practices, and warehouse working conditions.

The acquisition of Ware2Go adds 2.5M SF of fulfillment centers to Stord’s network of facilities in North America and Europe.

Amazon halts large-item deliveries by 2026. Local stores with in-home delivery may gain traction as shoppers seek reliable post-sale service.

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