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Amazon is now the most valuable U.S.-listed company by market cap that lacks a dividend. The last two years have been Amazon's weakest in net sales growth in its 27-year history; this year could be even worse.
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Tech stocks launched a solid rebound early Friday as Alphabet and Microsoft earnings brought renewed optimism to the sector.
Ken Griffin aggressively added to his hedge fund's stakes in three "Magnificent Seven" stocks in Q4. It's easy to guess why the billionaire investor likes these three stocks.
An investment bank analyst recently raised their price target on Amazon to $235 per share from $215 per share. The full benefits of Amazon's recently restructured regional shipping networks probably haven't been fully displayed yet in quarterly results.
Alphabet Inc.'s surprise issuance of its first dividend is now putting the pressure on Amazon.com Inc. to follow suit, as it is now the last of the Big Tech companies that does not pay its shareholders a dividend.
Meta Platforms announced robust earnings, but its capital spending plans shook investors. The company plans to add billions of dollars to its infrastructure to support its artificial intelligence (AI) ambitions.
Amazon (AMZN) is set to report first-quarter earnings after markets close Tuesday, days after announcing a new grocery delivery subscription service and expansions to its artificial intelligence (AI) tools.
Amazon's (AMZN) first-quarter results are expected to reflect strength across its Prime program, cloud business and smart device portfolio.
National Hockey League (NHL) and its digital broadcast rights owner Rogers Communications on Thursday signed a deal to stream the hockey tournament's next two seasons exclusively on Amazon.com's Prime Video for Canadian audiences.