Amazon.com Inc

NASDAQ: AMZN
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-$2.08 (-1.1%)
Closing price May 23, 2024

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Is Temu a real competitor to Amazon? That depends on three things.
A beneficial owner stepped up and took a controlling stake in a struggling retailer, while public offerings of stock prompted insider buying at some biotech companies.
Over the past several days, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has parted with $4 billion of the company's stock. Why now?
While 2030 may seem distant, it’s only a few short years away for investors. The potential trajectory of the stock market is always a bit up in the air. No one would need articles like this if...
Why has Amazon stock done well this year? Was it due to layoffs? Or has one of its two primary businesses outperformed?
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been on an impressive run, with its stock price skyrocketing over 200% in the past year. As the leading graphics processing unit (GPU) maker dominates the artificial...
The rise in executive compensation compared to the stagnation of employee wages in American companies has gained significant attention in recent years, and for good reason. It has always been a...
Unless you dive into the product news of every industry in the world on a regular basis, you probably miss the majority of products that are launched and subsequently flopped. We only really hear...
Amazon’s legacy business is struggling, and AWS cannot lift the entire company to fast growth and high margins.
Apple's dividend may be small but it is regular. Here is an assessment of how safe its payout appears to be based on a variety of metrics.
IBM’s recently released results suggest the company had a good quarter. But did it really?
Its latest quarterly results prove that video streaming giant Netflix has become the premier media company in the world.
In addition to Tuesday's analyst upgrades, one firm initiated coverage on more than a dozen companies, naming other Buy-rated stocks.
Analysts have been cutting ratings and price targets recently, but here are four stocks that defying the downward pressure.
The exclusive trillion-dollar club currently has five American members — Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) at around $3 trillion market capitalization, Microsoft at about $2.8 trillion, Google parent Alphabet...