Amazon.com Inc

NASDAQ: AMZN
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Closing Price on September 27, 2024

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courtesy of Amazon.com Inc.Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) continues to aggressively press its voice controlled device business, most recently offering discounts on the second generation of its Echo Dot...
Amazon could move into third place in the market cap rankings relatively soon, displacing Microsoft and trailing only Apple and Alphabet. One analyst puts a 12-month price target of $1,100 on the...
People who order any of over a million products at Walmart.com can receive a discount if they pick up the items at Wal-Mart locations.
Consumer electronics retailer hhgregg has commenced a liquidation sale at the company's 200 stores after failing to find a buyer.
Both Elon Musk of Tesla and SpaceX and Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com are in a race to get humans into space, perhaps as far away as Mars.
After Plug Power announced a huge deal with Amazon.com, companies across the fuel cell industry rallied, seemingly giving this technology more credence.
Amazon.com said it would add 30,000 jobs in the United States over the next year. These will be part-time jobs, and 5,000 of the new employees will be able to work from home.
A corporate tax rate of 25% could provide some huge upside potential for companies with a large domestic exposure. These five top stocks make good sense for growth portfolios.
Plug Power watched its shares absolutely explode on Wednesday after a new collaboration with Amazon.com was announced.
Plug Power saw its shares skyrocket on Wednesday morning after the company announced a key deal with Amazon.com.
Amazon Prime's estimated 50 million U.S. members not only spend more time shopping at Amazon, they spend more time shopping at other e-commerce sites as well.
The week of March 31 brought some significant upside targets in analyst upgrades and initiations with solid Buy and Outperform ratings in major technology stocks.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday include Aerojet Rocketdyne, Alcoa, Amazon.com, ArcelorMittal, Corning, Intel, Vale and Advanced Micro Devices.
Google led all U.S. sites in traffic during February. The search engine site and others owned by Alphabet were visited by 238 million unique users over the course of the month.
With a new analyst coverage from Barclays' Ross Sandler, Amazon and Alphabet are given far stronger upside targets. Facebook's call looks more traditional in the upside.