Amazon.com Inc

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Closing Price on October 17, 2024

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Amazon.com has joined the green movement adopted by tech companies that have turned to solar, sun, wind and geothermal energy to power their server farms and offices.
When Netflix reports fourth-quarter and full-year results after markets close Tuesday, the number that will get most of the attention is subscriber additions.
Moviegoers want lower ticket prices. This obvious conclusion is part of a new study by consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.
With Alcoa on the tape with numbers on Monday, and two big banks out Wednesday, the avalanche of fourth-quarter earnings will really hit the market next week in full force.
Amazon.com has a bullish duel taking place in the analyst community on Tuesday: a Citigroup upgrade versus an Argus price cut.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Amazon, Apple, Best Buy, Costco, Dynegy, HP and SunPower.
Spotify has reached the 15 million subscriber level, and along with that what the company calls 60 million active users.
Cloud-based storage and collaboration platform Box has set terms for its initial public offering. The company first filed for an IPO back in March 2014.
Canaccord Genuity’s Michael Graham and Austin Moldow are concerned with Amazon’s lack of care toward its margins, which is now expected to continue in 2015.
Amazon has lost its number one position in customer service, and with it the image that its position against brick-and-mortar stores and niche online retailers is invulnerable.