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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...
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.
24/7 Wall St. has tried to consider companies and industries that are likely immune to the endless growth ambitions of Amazon. Some ideas have been promoted by Wall Street and some are original views.
Amazon.com had an absolutely spectacular quarter to kick off 2017. Investors and analysts alike were very pleased and sent shares even higher.
Amazon Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) reported its first-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Thursday. Jeff Bezos must be happy with this quarter after Amazon absolutely blew away estimates....
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.
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.
Buffett appeared on CNBC Monday morning, and one of the many things that he talked about was why he sold out of Wal-Mart recently.
Despite having dipped on the heels of the November 8 presidential election results, Amazon shares have been coming back.
E-commerce has been in full swing for only about a decade, ushered in by broadband and the genius of Jeff Bezos. With Amazon.com's earnings report, we are looking at the next chapter.
The world of photography has sure undergone major changes in the past 20 years or so, and Shutterfly has been one of the few winners in the digital migration.
International markets can be challenging for foreign companies, but there is a fresh view out from Merrill Lynch that Amazon is gaining a stronger and larger foothold in India.
Here is the ultimate bull market investor question: Between the great Alphabet and Amazon.com, which stock can hit the $1,000 mark first?
On Tuesday came a new street high analyst price target for Amazon — all the way up at $1,000. The prior street high analyst target was $915.
Some 1,500 holders of Amazon.com have signed on to a letter calling for the online retailer to stop selling Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's menswear line.