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Amazon says its longest Prime Day sale was also its biggest. The eCommerce giant announced Saturday (July 12) that its yearly summer sale produced record sales and savings in its newly expanded four-day form.
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I am reiterating my 'buy' rating for Amazon with an updated price target of $262, citing at least 16% upside potential. Amazon's upcoming AI agent marketplace launch and deepening partnership with Anthropic will drive enterprise AI adoption and strengthen AWS leadership. This explains why management held its $100B capex target for FY25 as it builds capacity and custom silicon innovation to support its AI business that is growing at a triple-digit rate.
Amazon Prime Day, the four-day period during which the e-commerce company offers special deals and signs up new Prime members, helped lift total online sales across America by 30.3% for the period to $24.1 billion.
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Market research company Numerator said Friday (July 11) that the average household spend during Amazon's first four-day Prime Day sales event reached $156.37. The average order size during the event was $53.34, and nearly two-thirds of the households that shopped during Prime Day placed two or more orders, Numerator said in its 2025 Prime Day Highlights.
John Shea, head of commerce at digital ad agency PMG, says Amazon's logistics allow the retailer to stand out amongst the pack as Prime Day enters its fourth and final day. He joins Romaine Bostick on "Bloomberg Tech" to discuss.
The tech giant has quietly shed warehouse employees whose work authorizations were revoked after the Trump administration ended a Biden-era immigration program.
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