Amazon.com Inc

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Is this one of best opportunities to buy stocks in the past 50 years? It is pretty obvious that portfolio managers are using the massive drop to add to positions in these five stocks, which look like...
Workers at Amazon's huge Staten Island, New York, warehouse may go on strike. What will happen to homebound people if they start to lose access to the inventory that Amazon ships?
Investors have not shaved a tremendous amount of value from mega-cap public corporations. Two American companies still have market caps above $1 trillion.
As the U.S. economy starts to shut down, cash is king. These 10 public corporations have a tremendous amount of cash on their balance sheets.
As brick-and mortar-retailer locations close, online commerce becomes increasingly essential. The advantage of Shopify for medium and small businesses is that it helps them build and maintain...
In its efforts to meet demand for what are deemed essential goods to fight the spread of COVID-19, Amazon has hobbled sales for some of its Marketplace resellers.
Disney has had to close its theme parks, suspend cruises and theatrical shows, and delay the release of several films. But the stage is set for boom times for the new Disney streaming service.
If Amazon starts to shut down, piece by piece, one of America's lifelines for people and businesses will begin to disappear.
A consortium of federal agencies, research universities, and private industry is offering researchers looking at stopping the coronavirus pandemic access to the most powerful supercomputers in the...
As the locations of major retailers remain closed, customers need to go elsewhere. Amazon is among the few places shoppers can actually go.
In general, social media stocks should do well when millions of Americans are locked down at home. Where does Snap go from here?
24/7 Wall St. has tracked multiple S&P 500 and other large-cap stocks that actually closed up for the past week and that are also still higher year to date.
Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) has over a million workers in the U.S. That figure is about to grow by 150,000 as the retail scrambles, like Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) has, to handle a surge in demand...
Amazon.com is one of the few U.S. companies that continue to operate at full speed. However, workers already have begun to fall ill to COVID-19.
The Dow Jones industrials are down over 30% from its all-time high in mid-February, but Walmart is actually up about 7% since then. Is Walmart recession-proof?