LAST MINUTE GROCERIES: Those who sign up will get a physical button which can be installed in a kitchen or elsewhere and be connected through a smartphone or home WiFi network for orders.
NEW YORK: Amazon moved to become an errand service for home staples, introducing a “dash button” to allow consumers to instantly order popular products for home and kitchen.
The move boosts Amazon’s presence for everyday services and goods and comes a day after the online retail giant launched a wide-ranging services marketplace.
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