AMZN - Amazon.com, Inc.

NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. Currency in USD
1,610.15
+7.08 (+0.44%)
At close: 4:00PM EDT
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Previous Close1,603.07
Open1,603.00
Bid1,609.00 x 900
Ask1,609.99 x 1100
Day's Range1,600.45 - 1,614.06
52 Week Range927.00 - 1,638.10
Volume2,483,960
Avg. Volume5,257,060
Market Cap781.288B
Beta1.71
PE Ratio (TTM)261.81
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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  • It turns out Amazon Prime is not as convenient as everyon...
    CNBC Videos19 hours ago

    It turns out Amazon Prime is not as convenient as everyon...

    CNBC's Todd Haselton tries living off Amazon Prime for a week to see where the online empire succeeds and where it has room to grow.

  • 'The Expanse' finds a new home on Amazon Prime
    TechCrunch13 hours ago

    'The Expanse' finds a new home on Amazon Prime

    After an outcry among fans following Syfy's discontinuation of the series on

  • Has Shopify Met Its Match With Adobe-Magento?
    Motley Fool10 hours ago

    Has Shopify Met Its Match With Adobe-Magento?

    One of Shopify’s biggest rivals is about to get much bigger.

  • The Wall Street Journal14 hours ago

    [$$] Jeff Bezos: 'We Must Go Back to the Moon, and This Time to Stay'

    vowed to use his rocket startup to develop robotic rovers and perhaps human habitats on the moon’s surface, even if such projects fail to win financial support from the U.S. government. In a personal, wide-ranging talk at a space conference here Friday, Mr. Bezos laid out his vision for lunar exploration and eventual settlement. Without divulging details about the new generations of powerful rockets, spacecraft and landing vehicles he envisions will be necessary to establish such permanent outposts, Mr. Bezos made an impassioned argument for accelerating private space travel.

  • I tried to live off of Amazon Prime for a week — here's what I learned
    CNBC14 hours ago

    I tried to live off of Amazon Prime for a week — here's what I learned

    I tried to live off of Amazon Prime for a week. Here's what it was like and what I learned.

  • Fortune15 hours ago

    Google Home Sales Outpace Amazon’s Echo for the First Time

    In the first quarter of 2018, Amazon Echo sales of 2.5 million fell short of Google Home’s 3.1 million.

  • Jeff Bezos is very excited that Amazon is saving “The Expanse”
    Quartz15 hours ago

    Jeff Bezos is very excited that Amazon is saving “The Expanse”

    The Rocinante will glide on. Jeff Bezos is so happy about Amazon Prime picking up The Expanse, the widely praised sci-fi show based on the James S. A. Corey book series, he announced it from the stage at the National Space Society’s International Space Development Conference in Los Angeles last night (May 26). The Amazon…

  • Walmart Targets the High-End Customer Again
    Motley Fool16 hours ago

    Walmart Targets the High-End Customer Again

    The retailer is working on a concierge service for affluent urban shoppers. Can it finally reach the wealthy consumer?

  • Amazon Is Picking Up ‘The Expanse’ From SyFy, Because Streaming Is Eating The Universe
    Fortune17 hours ago

    Amazon Is Picking Up ‘The Expanse’ From SyFy, Because Streaming Is Eating The Universe

    The lauded show's life after cable parallels a sharp uptick in cord cutting.

  • Forbes19 hours ago

    Amazon Has Officially Saved 'The Expanse,' Will Air Season 4

    When I heard that Syfy was going to end prestige space opera The Expanse after only three seasons, I assumed it wouldn’t be the end. The show has nearly perfect scores from critics and even if ratings were dipping, it seemed like a prime acquisition target for either Netflix, who has been beefing up its highly successful slate of science fiction programming lately, or Amazon, forever trying to get Netflix’s goat. Netflix ultimately passed on The Expanse, but a few days ago, rumblings began that Amazon was “in talks” to save the show and bring it back for season four.

  • Dan the Sausageman: 'We can't be great unless we fail'
    American City Business Journals19 hours ago

    Dan the Sausageman: 'We can't be great unless we fail'

    Dealing with setbacks is part of life, but Danny House is a master of resiliency. House, better known as Dan the Sausageman, is this year’s Washington Small Business Person of the Year. It’s how he started his business, selling sausages door-to-door with a grin and an introduction: “I’m Dan the Sausageman, that’s who I am.” House was nominated for the award by the Washington Small Business Development Center, which helped him secure a $750,000 SBA-backed loan in 2017 to expand his Burien-based business.

  • MarketWatch22 hours ago

    This ‘alternative to Amazon’ is up 60% in May — here’s how to play the stock

    If you fire up your computer or phone to get your groceries, there’s an increasing chance you might rely on British online supermarket Ocado Group’s technology. Traders said a short squeeze added to the surge.

  • Barrons.comyesterday

    [$$] World's Best CEOs: Visionary Founders

    Arnault of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is one of the world’s richest men, thanks to his family’s 47% stake in the French luxury group. LVMH shareholders know that he got there through decades of skillful management of many tony marques, from pricey Champagne, such as Dom Pérignon, to high-fashion labels, such as Christian Dior, to glitzy TAG Heuer watches.

  • The Wall Street Journalyesterday

    Netflix Is Now as Big as Disney

    The milestone for Netflix is the latest sign that investors remain faithful to the handful of technology and internet firms that have powered the broader market in the past few years.