Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock bounced back from its Tuesday sell-off this morning, rising 2.2% through noon ET. As the day flips from morning to afternoon, it looks like the e-commerce giant is going to hold on to its gains, and maybe even gain some more. As of 1:30 p.m. ET, th
Amazon AMZN is making every effort to strengthen its presence in the global cloud market, thanks to its Amazon Web Services (“AWS”) portfolio strength, which has been driving its customer momentum.The latest selection of AWS by Ye
Shares of Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) gave up 1.5% of their value on Tuesday, but are getting all those losses back -- and more -- on Wednesday morning, rising 2.1% through 10:45 a.m. ET.
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) will start listing Hyundai vehicles on its site starting next year, and that could give the company footing in the auto business. It's not just auto sales Amazon is interested in -- the cloud and technology stack within cars is up for grabs.
Comcast’s CMCSA Xfinity has introduced two new do-it-yourself (DIY) security offerings: the Xfinity Door and Window Sensor and the Xfinity Motion Sensor. These products cater to customers seeking user-friendly DIY solutions for ho
One of the biggest reasons behind Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) success is the attractiveness of its Prime membership. More than 200 million people have signed up for it. When you consider the value it offers, including free and fast shipping, exclusive discounts, photo storage, video
Every quarter, hedge funds are required to file a 13-F showing their buys and sells for the quarter. These hedge funds handle huge amounts of money from some of the wealthiest people. Big money is what moves the market.
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) looks like it's back in action after several quarters of sluggish growth and its first annual loss in a decade in 2022. It's a perennial investor favorite, and there's good reason to be confident about its future.
Upstart online retailers Temu.com and Shein are drawing millions of window-shoppers to their websites this holiday season, but they far lag market leader Amazon.com where it counts - turning those visits into actual sales.
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