AMZN - Amazon.com, Inc.

NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. Currency in USD
1,574.37
-7.39 (-0.47%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT
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Previous Close1,581.76
Open1,581.33
Bid1,573.81 x 800
Ask1,574.80 x 1200
Day's Range1,572.10 - 1,583.59
52 Week Range927.00 - 1,638.10
Volume2,182,154
Avg. Volume5,502,814
Market Cap763.927B
Beta1.71
PE Ratio (TTM)256.00
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings DateN/A
Forward Dividend & YieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-Dividend DateN/A
1y Target EstN/A
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  • Amazon's Artificial Intelligence Helped TV Viewers Identify Royal Wedding Guests
    Motley Fool1 hour ago

    Amazon's Artificial Intelligence Helped TV Viewers Identify Royal Wedding Guests

    The royal shindig may be over, but Amazon Web Services' AI offerings are just ramping up.

  • The Amazonification of Walmart Continues
    Motley Fool3 hours ago

    The Amazonification of Walmart Continues

    Walmart has a plan to become more like Amazon, but will investors allow it?

  • TheStreet.com6 hours ago

    Attention 60 Minutes: Google Isn't the Only Big-Tech Monopoly

    and its Google search business are playing scapegoat this weekend. The tech giant is expected to be the focus of a 60 Minutes segment on Sunday, May 20, titled "The Power of Google." The segment will focus on "critics who say the company has stifled competition, and an antitrust enforcer who is taking action." Google shares finished down 1% on Friday on news of the segment. It's not the first time Google has come under fire for allegedly squashing competition or raising the barriers to entry too much.

  • Alibaba's Cloud Segment Is Red Hot
    Motley Fool16 hours ago

    Alibaba's Cloud Segment Is Red Hot

    Alibaba Cloud is the infrastructure-as-a-service market leader in China.

  • TheStreet.com18 hours ago

    After PayPal Buys iZettle, Pay-Tech Firms Could Process These Deals

    $2.2 billion purchase of iZettle AB reflects the desire of pay-tech companies to do more than process payments. Stockholm-based iZettle makes a credit card reader that draws comparison to Square Inc. "The most important thing is the value-added solutions, " Wedbush Securities Inc. analyst Moshe Katri said of the motivation behind the purchase.

  • Forbes19 hours ago

    Revamping The Retail Automotive Customer Experience For Today's Customer Service-Obsessed Consumers

    If I were to make the mistake of asking whether you look forward to having your car serviced at an auto dealership, I expect you’d look at me as if I’d just grown horns. The retail automotive customer experience is paradoxical. As cars improve in ride, reliability, safety, and other positive markers, the dichotomy between the desired and actual customer experience when owners come in to have their cars serviced only becomes more stark.

  • TheStreet.com19 hours ago

    Apple Buys Tesla? Amazon Buys Sears? 3 Dream Mergers That Just Make Sense

    Here's a hot take: Just let Amazon buy Sears. Or Apple buy Tesla. Or even Microsoft and Netflix.

  • TheStreet.com19 hours ago

    Why PayPal's CEO Doesn't Fear Amazon Entering Mobile Payments

    to take significant share of the surging mobile payments market. Amazon began offering to pass along discounts it scores on credit card fees to retailers if they use its digital payments services, Bloomberg reported on May 2.

  • Forbes23 hours ago

    Who Can Disrupt Wayfair In Furniture Retail? Only Amazon, But It May Need Stores To Do It

    If the furniture retail industry is facing an apocalypse, then Wayfair is the lead horse. Nearly two-thirds of the brick-and-mortar furniture retailers surveyed said online retailers that specialize in furniture, most especially Wayfair, are their store’s number one competitive threat, as opposed to online retailers that sell furniture along with other products, like Amazon. Only 40% of independents named Amazon as a primary competitive threat, which was tied with high-end national furniture retail chains, like RH and Ethan Allen.

  • Fortuneyesterday

    Trump’s Feud With Amazon Has Nothing to Do With Defending the Postal Service

    It’s clearer than ever that the president is grinding a personal axe against Jeff Bezos and opposition media.

  • MarketWatchyesterday

    Trump pressured U.S. postmaster general to jack up shipping rates for Amazon

    ReutersPresident Trump personally pressured Postmaster General Megan Brennan to double the charges Amazon and other firms pay to ship packages, a new report said Friday. President Trump personally pressured Postmaster General Megan Brennan to double the charges Amazon and other firms pay to ship packages, a new report said Friday. Brennan resisted Trump’s demand, explaining “in multiple conversations” that the rates are set in contracts and that any changes would have to be approved by regulators, the Washington Post reported.

  • TheStreet.comyesterday

    Apple's HomePod Sales Trail Far Behind Those of Amazon Echo and Google Home

    new smart speaker is off to a slow start, but don't count out Apple just yet. Google Home claimed about 44% and 27%, respectively. Apple only released its speaker in February of this year, making the company "late to the game," DA Davidson analyst Tom Forte said.

  • Financial Timesyesterday

    [$$] Boring Company vs Uber Elevate

    If there is one thing that unites Silicon Valley billionaires, it is their hatred of traffic. Most are betting on autonomous cars, in one form or another. Both Google founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, have their own private aerospace ventures.

  • Trump pushed postmaster to double Amazon's shipping rates, report says
    CBS MoneyWatch2 days ago

    Trump pushed postmaster to double Amazon's shipping rates, report says

    Trump personally urged Postmaster General Megan Brennan to double the U.S. Postal Service's shipping rate for Amazon and other companies, the Washington Post reported

  • Fortune2 days ago

    Report: Trump Urged Postmaster General to Double Rates for Amazon, Others

    Trump has previously tweeted about this issue.

  • Boston Mayor Walsh on Amazon, Infrastructure and Self-Driving Cars
    Bloomberg2 days ago

    Boston Mayor Walsh on Amazon, Infrastructure and Self-Driving Cars

    Boston Mayor Marty Walsh discusses Amazon's HQ2 search and the keys to the city's growth. He talks to Bloomberg's Boston Bureau Chief Tom Moroney on "Bloomberg Technology." (Source: Bloomberg)...

  • Amazon Offers More Perks to Justify Increased Prime Fees
    Market Realist2 days ago

    Amazon Offers More Perks to Justify Increased Prime Fees

    On May 15, e-commerce giant Amazon (AMZN) announced that it expects to offer a discount of 10% on sale items, as well as other weekly discounts on select items, at Whole Food stores to its Prime members. This move has been in the cards since it acquired Whole Foods for $13.7 billion in August 2017. The move is aimed at attracting more of the company’s customers to Whole Foods.

  • Chico's FAS Embraces the Future With an Amazon Partnership
    Motley Fool2 days ago

    Chico's FAS Embraces the Future With an Amazon Partnership

    The company's latest move points to a runway of growth for Amazon.

  • Will Entry of New Players, Regulations Hurt Health Insurers?
    Zacks2 days ago

    Will Entry of New Players, Regulations Hurt Health Insurers?

    Will Entry of New Players, Regulations Hurt Health Insurers?

  • MarketWatch2 days ago

    People are using this smart doorbell to spy on each other

    Ring, a smart doorbell maker owned by Amazon (AMZN) , still hasn’t fixed a security flaw that allows users to stay logged into the app — even after passwords are changed. The Consumer Products Safety Commission held a hearing this week on the safety of internet of things devices and is seeking public feedback on the issue until June 15.

  • CNBC2 days ago

    CEO Eddie Lampert says Sears is shrinking in a fight to stay alive

    Sears Holdings SHLD CEO Eddie Lampert admits his retail empire isn't what he imagined it would become when he brought Sears and Kmart together 13 years ago. He had his eyes set then on being "the next Warren Buffett ," and Sears Holdings was supposed to be his Berkshire Hathaway, says one former top Sears executive. Sears and Kmart were already lacking so many resources, namely investment capital to fend off online upstarts like Amazon AMZN , and an experienced bench of retail executives, so these early cuts took an enormous toll.

  • Trump Personally Lobbied Postmaster To Hike Amazon's Rates: Report
    Investor's Business Daily2 days ago

    Trump Personally Lobbied Postmaster To Hike Amazon's Rates: Report

    President Trump pressured U.S. Postmaster General Megan Brennan to double the rate the Postal Service charges Amazon.com and other firms to ship packages, the Washington Post reported.

  • As Baozun Bounces, This Top-Ranked Chinese Stock Nears Buy Zone
    Investor's Business Daily2 days ago

    As Baozun Bounces, This Top-Ranked Chinese Stock Nears Buy Zone

    As Baozun pops on earnings, its fellow Chinese stock and major investor Alibaba is closing in on a potential new buy zone.

  • Exclusive: Shifting strategies, Amazon opens its doors to discuss workforce training program
    American City Business Journals2 days ago

    Exclusive: Shifting strategies, Amazon opens its doors to discuss workforce training program

    Amazon is inviting area employers and small companies into its facilities as it scales up a community workforce development effort.

  • Trump Pushed USPS to Double Rates For Amazon
    Bloomberg2 days ago

    Trump Pushed USPS to Double Rates For Amazon

    Trump pushed the U.S. Postal Service to double the package delivery rates paid by Amazon #tictocnews https://bloom.bg/2Lf2p6L (Source: Bloomberg)