The e-commerce giant is the latest company to impose the temporary fees as the Iran war drives up energy prices.

To offset higher operating costs due to increased fuel prices, Amazon (AMZN) is implementing a 3.5% fuel surcharge to fulfillment services for U.S. and Canadian third-party sellers on its platform.

Amazon customers may be eligible to receive money after claims opened for a $2.5 billion settlement tied to a federal lawsuit. Amazon customers can apply for part of a $2.5 billion lawsuit settlement.

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Amazon will soon levy a 3.5% fuel and logistics-related surcharge on fulfillment services for third-party sellers as the e-commerce giant battles elevated operating costs, according to an announcement ...