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Top 10 Amazon stories of 2010
Amazon.com has been on a roll in 2010, with the stock surging more than 34 percent and the Seattle company making a series of high-profile acquisitions and investments. We've been tracking the developments along the way, so here's a look back at the top 10 most read Amazon.com-related stories on TechFlash. Stay tuned later this week for a look at the most read Microsoft stories of the year.
Amazon: You can read Kindle books on the iPad too
Amazon.com's 1-Click patent confirmed following re-exam
Texas slaps Amazon with $269M bill for uncollected sales taxes
Kindle's future? E Ink shows off color and flexible displays
Amazon patents bad gift defense system: "gift conversions"
Former Amazon exec's 5 reasons why the iPad is not a Kindle killer
Facebook envy? Amazon.com patents social networking system
Colorado law sets new rules for Amazon, other online retailers
Amazon starts moving into new Seattle headquarters campus
Report: Amazon to unveil new, thinner Kindle in August
Previously on TechFlash: Top 10 Startup Stories of 2010.
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