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Amazon (AMZN -2.90%) is scheduled to report its highly anticipated quarterly financial results on May 1.
Amazon and Walmart might benefit from negotiations for U.S. companies to gain broader access to India's huge e-commerce market.
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It's been a tough year for the stock market, with the broader benchmark S&P 500 down 12% year to date, and much more from from highs reached in the back half of February.
It's been a tough past few weeks for Amazon (AMZN -2.90%) shareholders. The stock's down more than 30% from its early February peak and is still testing the waters of new multi-month lows.
Amazon's stock has dropped 30% from its all-time high due to tariff fears, increased costs, and a $100B CAPEX budget. Despite e-commerce challenges, Amazon's high-margin segments like AWS, subscriptions, and ad services drive profitability. Analysts are downgrading Amazon due to tariff impacts and consumer spending concerns, but long-term growth remains strong.
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Demand for artificial intelligence (AI) services is exploding. Some estimates believe it will be a $4.8 trillion market by 2033.
NEW YORK, April 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Irish-Canadian Billboard-charting artist Marc Mysterio, known for collaborations with Avicii, Flo Rida, David Guetta, Crash Test Dummies, and Samantha Fox, as well as his work with Netflix's “Trailer Park Boys”, has taken a bold step in his lawsuit against Amazon Music (Case No. 1:25-cv-01705, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York).
The chip maker's shares were rising after an AWS executive said the company isn't changing its expansion plans.