Amazon.com Inc

NASDAQ: AMZN
$202.61
-$8.87 (-4.2%)
Closing Price on November 15, 2024

AMZN Articles

Amazon hasn’t put together a string of consistent earnings growth since its inception, analysts seem to be more focused on what the company has in store next.
Nike predicts annual sales will reach over $50 billion, this year already had a record number of store closings, Amazon.com to launch new home delivery service, and more important headlines.
After thoroughly disrupting retailers and grocers, Amazon is breaking into home delivery, literally.
Amazon, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) saw its shares make a handy gain on Tuesday after it was announced that the e-commerce giant would be expanding its prime membership services to businesses. This service...
Amazon closed the bidding last Thursday for proposals to become the company's second headquarters city. All but seven states were represented among the 238 bids that also included proposals from...
More than 230 cities have bid for a new Amazon.com second headquarters, Apple has stopped selling one version of its iPhone, and more important headlines.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of some of the top companies reporting their latest results in the coming week. Keep in mind that we are in the heart of earnings season, which sets a...
Amazon has been awarded a patent for a drone device that can deliver a charge to a moving electric vehicle.
The head of Amazon Studios has quit in the wake of sexual harassment accusations, IBM posted another drop in quarterly revenue, and more important headlines.
There is a chill in the air, and even though Halloween is several weeks away, Americans are starting to think about holiday shopping, as retailers complete their hiring plans.
The CEO of Samsung will step down, the FAA ordered Airbus to inspect engines on its largest passenger jets, there are more Uber cars in New York than taxis, and more headlines.
Amazon has been on a tear this year, expanding across multiple industries and putting many companies on notice. But now Amazon is taking a slightly different tack.
Credit Suisse has just become more than aggressive in its mega-cap coverage of the largest internet giants. The firm sees a much stronger landscape for Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook.
Walmart expects it current fiscal year online sales to increase by 40% year over year. The retail giant is so confident that it said it would kick off a new $20 billion share repurchase plan.
The chief of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) wants to end credits for wind power in an attempt to help the coal industry. According to Bloomberg: Tax incentives for the wind industry...