James Cakmak, Clockwise Capital CIO, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss the Big Tech sector, winners in the tech space outside of the big names and Amazon's Prime Day.
Amazon (AMZN) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.
AMZN boosts subscriber loyalty in 2025 with faster delivery, AI features and exclusive Prime Day perks.
Amazon's longest-ever Prime Day event is likely to fuel record online sales. ETFs such as ONLN, FDIS, VCR, XLY and RTH are set to gain from the surge.
Here's the not-so-dirty secret behind the four-day shopping lollapalooza.
Amazon's Q1 2025 net sales hit $155.7 billion, up 10% YoY, with AWS revenue climbing 17% to $29.3 billion. Free cash flow shrank nearly 50% YoY to $25.9 billion, mainly due to heavy CapEx on regional fulfillment and Project Kuiper. Prime delivery speeds reached record levels, while Amazon Ads grew 19% YoY to $13.9 billion, strengthening margin resiliency.
The retailer is doubling the length of this year's promotion, aiming to lure in more shoppers and nab new Prime members.
Ahead of Amazon's (AMZN) Prime Days, @GoDaddy's Gourav Pani goes in-depth on the process small businesses take to capitalize on one of the highest-trafficked ecommerce events of the year. He believes growing businesses need events like Amazon's to thrust themselves into the public eye.
The slight trim off record highs we saw before the opening bell turned into a full haircut today.
Amazon.com, Inc. remains a top long-term pick, with AWS driving profitability and growth, despite recent market volatility and global trade risks. AWS continues to deliver strong revenue growth and strategic partnerships, especially in AI, even as competition with Azure intensifies. Recent AWS customer wins and multi-year agreements reinforce Amazon's leadership and innovation in cloud and generative AI solutions.
Amazon surges 31% due to AWS & AI growth. Current shareholders can hold the stock, but new investors should wait for better entry points due to premium valuations.
Amazon (AMZN) shares remain in the spotlight as the e-commerce giant's annual Prime Day gets underway this week and The Trump administration over the weekend indicated that its most extreme 'reciprocal' tariffs would not go into effect this week.