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go to amazon.com.ukuk. U.K. slash prime. Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Monday, July 21st.

I'm Charlotte Gartenberg for the Wall Street Journal. We are exclusively reporting

that the Trump administration reviewed SpaceX's government contracts after a feud between the

president and the rocket maker's billionaire founder, Elon Musk. That's according to people familiar

with the matter. Officials discussed ending some of the company's multi-billion

dollar agreements with the government, but found most revital to the Defense Department and

NASA. A White House official said the review of government contracts focused on a range of

government companies with lucrative government contracts. Musk and SpaceX didn't respond to

requests for comment. In April, Amazon.com said it would hold the line on prices. The journal's analysis of prices from e-commerce data firm, Traject Data, found that Amazon's prices rose on 1,200 of its cheapest household goods, while competitor Walmart lowered prices on the same items by nearly

2%. The divergent strategies show how major retailers are reshaping prices on popular products

as uncertainty about tariffs drags on. Amazon said the products tracked by the journal weren't

representative of the company's prices overall.

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