Amazon.com Inc
NASDAQ: AMZN
$191.16
-$1.37 (-0.7%)
Closing Price on September 26, 2024
AMZN Articles
Amazon could be broken into pieces, thus blunting its power in both the e-commerce and cloud marketplaces. It is made of three large business segments, so dismantling it would not be difficult.
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Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Amazon.com, Diageo, eBay, Etsy, Home Depot, MGIC Investment, Netflix, Sirius XM and Vir Biotechnology.
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Many people are starting to do their shopping for the holiday season, and these mega-retailers look poised to cash in this year. They offer what most consumers are looking for at the lowest prices...
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The upcoming Amazon Prime Day and the fourth quarter will demonstrate the advantage the e-commerce behemoth has over brick-and-mortar retailers, including its largest rival.
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Amazon.com's annual Prime Day officially runs over October 13 and October 14. However, Amazon Prime Day sales begin today for Prime members, a clever tactic.
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Amazon.com's annual Prime Day will run over October 13 and October 14 and will include a million items on sale.
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Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) will use drones to deliver packages to people’s homes and businesses. It has introduced one that can be used for home security. The e-commerce company sells one to...
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The S&P 500 index is up about 2% this year, after a spring collapse and remarkable rebound. Among the companies in the index, 10 are up more than 50%.
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In a show of how quickly Walmart has evolved from a brick-and-mortar company to an e-commerce powerhouse, it will hire 20,000 temporary workers to staff its fulfillment centers for the holidays.
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Tuesday’s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alibaba, Amazon.com, Apple, Carvana, Illumina, NextEra Energy, Nikola, Shake Shack, Teladoc Health and WPX Energy.
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The top-performing movie in America for 2020, based on domestic ticket sales, was released right after the start of the year. That gave it two months to accumulate revenue before the COVID-19...
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The COVID-19 pandemic has lifted uncertainty among many retailers and other firms related to how many seasonal employees they'll be hiring. A repeat of last year's strong hiring is unlikely.
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Amazon has launched a Luxury Stores section with iconic American fashion house Oscar de la Renta as its first store. Got to give the e-commerce behemoth credit for never giving up on selling luxury...
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FedEx says it will add 70,000 workers to meet holiday demand. The only reason that it would need this army of people is if e-commerce is expected to surge during the period.
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According to a new research report, Amazon Air will end the year with 58 planes in its fleet, an increase of 38% since the beginning of 2020.
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