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Amazon launched a rapid delivery service in United Arab Emirates, called Amazon Now. The service promises to drop off "everyday essentials" to shoppers doorsteps in 15 minutes, or as little as 6 minutes in some neighborhoods.

Cloud computing disruption highlights risk of deepening ties despite warnings from UK's own regulators, including the Treasury

Amazon's e-commerce customers are experiencing unusual delivery delays following the Amazon Web Services outage on Monday — suggesting that the cloud glitch has impacted the company's own operations more than than previously reported.

The three stocks are flashing bullish technical indicators ahead of earnings next week.

Amazon is undergoing a major investment phase, with over $100B planned for data center expansion to support AI and automation. Despite short-term free cash flow pressure, AWS and advertising are driving higher margins and profitability, positioning AMZN for long-term growth. At $216, AMZN trades at 14x EV/EBITDA forward 2025, with potential to reach $230 per share if EBITDA targets are met by 2...

Amazon.com, Inc. is rated a Buy due to solid fundamentals, rising margins, and significant potential AI-driven productivity improvements. AMZN's aggressive AI investments are expected to boost efficiency and profitability, even as they drive workforce reductions across the company. Widespread AI adoption poses a long-term risk to global consumption by reducing jobs and incomes, potentially impa...

From Reddit and Snapchat to Delta and Zoom, more than a thousand websites around the globe were knocked offline early Monday—and continued to have problems into the afternoon—after a major outage at Amazon Web Services, the single largest cloud service provider in the world.

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