Amazon.com Inc (AMZN)
Why Prime Video Is One of Amazon's Most Underrated Assets
Amazon (AMZN -8.09%) is best known for its sprawling e-commerce empire, dominant cloud infrastructure business, and its ever-growing Prime membership base. But quietly sitting inside this flywheel is a business with surprising strategic upside: Prime Video.
Amazon Online Retail Sales Surged 11% In Second Quarter, Ahead Of Amazon Prime Day
Online shoppers came out in full force to power 11% growth in Amazon online store sales, its largest reporting segment, and its second-largest, third-party seller services, advanced 11% in the second quarter ended June 30, all before the big Amazon Prime Day four-day sales event.
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Take Advantage of Amazon's Hidden Growth Story Wall Street Ignored
Key Points in This Article: Amazon (AMZN) got knocked back on Friday after reporting AWS revenue growth that failed to wow the market.
S&P 500 Gains & Losses Today: Amazon Stock Drops; Monolithic Power Surges
Major U.S. equities indexes tumbled on the final day of the trading week and the first day of the new month after the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report showed a lower-than-expected pace of hiring in July.
Amazon Stock Falls Despite Q2 Earnings & Revenues Beat Estimates
AMZN's Q2 results benefit from a solid momentum in North America and International segments alongside steady growth in AWS. The stock drops on mixed Q3 guidance.
Amazon's Stock Is Taking a Beating. What's Next for the Magnificent 7?
Not all in the the Magnificent 7 is magnificent today.
Amazon Q2 Earnings Beat Estimates, Shares Dip: ETFs in Focus
AMZN beats on Q2 earnings and revenues, but weak Q3 guidance sparks an 8% drop in shares, putting key ETFs like FDIS, ONLN, VCR and XLY in the spotlight.
Amazon: Thanks For This Dip
Amazon.com, Inc.'s 8% post-earnings dip is an overreaction; AWS remains highly profitable with $10B in quarterly operating profits and 33% margins. Despite slower AWS growth versus Microsoft and Google, Amazon leads the cloud market with a 30% share and robust enterprise client expansion. The U.S. cloud market is poised for long-term growth, and AWS's ability to scale profits is undervalued by the market.
Amazon Cloud Revenue Fails To Impress; Weak Jobs Number May Make Case For Rate Cut
Key Takeaways
Amazon: Secretly Winning The AI Race
Amazon.com's $4B Anthropic stake and deep AWS partnership are driving enterprise AI adoption, especially in coding, creating high-margin, and durable revenue streams. Anthropic's Claude models excel in real-world developer workflows, powering measurable productivity gains for blue-chip clients and reinforcing AWS's competitive moat. AWS's vertical integration—custom silicon, cloud, and agent platforms—enables superior cost, performance, and stickiness, outpacing rivals as AI workloads scale.
Has Amazon.com (AMZN) Outpaced Other Retail-Wholesale Stocks This Year?
Here is how Amazon (AMZN) and Beyond (BYON) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.
