Amazon.com Inc

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IBM's extremely slow growth shows it is still not in the league with Microsoft and other tech giants that have posted strong revenue improvements in areas where IBM management says its future lies.
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Walmart has many challenges as it competes with Amazon. Is it going to add to those problems by chasing a business in which it cannot be successful?
Prime Day has come and gone, and Amazon.com seems to be pleased with the result. This Prime Day was in fact the biggest global shopping event in the history of Amazon.
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Walmart has signed a five-year deal with Microsoft for cloud solutions and services in an effort to standardize the Walmart family of brands.
It was another busy week for what is on the verge of being the first $1 trillion market capitalization company.
Strikers are testing Amazon on Prime Day. How much can they disrupt its operations when they come on make-or-break days for the company?
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The quest to be the first publicly traded company with a $1 trillion market cap is currently being led by Apple, but those massive share buybacks could be an issue.
As Amazon.com, Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) launches its largest event of the year, rival Walmart Inc (NYSE: WMT) is ignoring it. Amazon’s Prime Day runs for 36 hours which begin on July 16 and the...
The volume of sales on Prime Day will serve to highlight the blight of counterfeit products sold by Amazon and the extent to which it has not come close to a resolution of the problem.
The rate of growth in U.S. Amazon Prime memberships is slowing down but average spending by members remains much higher than among non-Prime Amazon shoppers.
Researchers at the Boston Consulting Group have named the top 50 global firms that have posted the highest total shareholder return over the past five years.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Thursday include AbbVie, Amazon.com, Anadarko, Broadcom, Chipotle Mexican Grill, ConocoPhiilips, General Electric, Honeywell,...