Jason Del Rey

Jason Del Rey is a former Fortune technology correspondent. He's also the author of Winner Sells All: Amazon, Walmart, and the Battle for Our Wallets. In 2019, the National Retail Federation named him one of the "25 People Shaping Retail's Future."

  • DoorDash CEO and founder on a WEDash on October 30, 2025 in San Francisco.Magazine

    How DoorDash became an $85 billion behemoth and won the delivery wars

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  • IS THE ERA OF ROBOT-DRIVEN<br /> UNEMPLOYMENT ALMOST<br /> UPON US?Magazine

    Amazon’s layoffs and leaked AI plans beg the question: Is the era of robot-driven unemployment upon us?

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  • A man stands on stage under a visual about AI modelsBig Tech

    Amazon is planning a new wave of layoffs, sources say

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  • NEW YORK, NEW YORK &#8211; NOVEMBER 30: Andy Jassy on stage at the 2022 New York Times DealBook on November 30, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Thos Robinson/Getty Images for The New York Times)Big Tech

    Why Amazon actually got off easy despite ‘historic’ $2.5 billion Prime deceptive practices settlement

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  • Amazon delivery worker steps up into a blue delivery van with Prime logoBig Tech

    Amazon’s famed ‘Customer Obsession’ credo is on trial this month

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  • Headshot of a man with a blue sweater alongside a woman with a white button down blouseAI

    The great AI commerce startup opportunity, according to Andreessen Horowitz

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  • Tech CEO surrounded by throng of reporters holding phones and recorders in front of him.AI

    Jensen & Co. caught in U.S.-China trade war crossfire—again

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  • A seated man in a blue shirt gesticulating onstageInnovation

    Opendoor’s ‘founder mode’ and new CEO bet

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  • Ramp CEO Eric Glyman gesticulating onstage at Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2025Startups & Venture

    Why the founder CEO of $22 billion Ramp tracks every single day his unicorn startup has been in existence

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  • a closeup of a package of raw steak with Amazon "BEEF" branding on it.Tech

    Amazon has dreamed of cracking Walmart’s lock on groceries for decades, with limited success. A massive same-day shopping expansion could change that

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  • Tony Xu, co-founder and chief executive officer of DoorDash Inc., speaks during a Bloomberg Studio 1.0 television interview in San Francisco, California, US, on Friday, Oct. 7, 2022. Xu is confident food-delivery will remain resilient and sees revenue continuing to increase, defying market concerns that consumers&#8217; appetite for ordering takeout will wane as inflation rises. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesTech

    DoorDash is worth $100 billion thanks to dominating U.S. restaurant delivery. A much larger opportunity is starting to come into view

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  • Amazon CEO Andy Jassy onstage at a 2025 Amazon event.Tech

    Amazon CEO Andy Jassy unleashed a meticulous 8-minute defense of AWS’ standing in the AI arms race amid investor stock freakout

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  • picture of a bunch of Pokemon trading cards laid out

    Is eBay actually sexy again as the ecommerce old-timer’s stock surges to an all-time high?

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  • Tablets showcase Alexa+ software features during an unveiling event in New York, US, on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025. Amazon has rebooted Alexa with artificial intelligence, marking the biggest overhaul of the voice-activated assistant since its introduction over a decade ago. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesTech

    Is a ‘pretty good’ Alexa+ good enough to pull off a comeback almost two years after Amazon’s revamped voice assistant was first announced?

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  • Walmart exec Suresh Kumar gesticulates onstage at a tech conferenceAI

    Walmart—yes, Walmart—says AI agents are its future

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