After beginning the year on a strong note, shares of e-commerce and cloud computing giant Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) have recently fallen off a cliff. Let's dig into why Amazon investors are running for ...

Now, on a segment level, Amazon's retail ecosystem growth ticked up, alongside persistent momentum in Amazon's twin growth engine of AWS [Cloud] ($30.9B, up +17.5% y/y) and Ads ($15.7B, up +23% y/y).

Amazon's stock is under pressure after a disappointing quarter. Amazon's growth is slowing, but its spending is accelerating. Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud are catching up to Amazon Web Services.

After two negative years, Amazon posted impressive outings with this metric in 2023 and 2024. Investors will want to pay attention to how AI-related investments will impact the company’s financials.

Amazon's capital expenditures budget for 2026 is well above Wall Street's expectations. Investors are overlooking that Amazon's artificial intelligence-related services are generating high-margin ...