AMZN - Amazon.com, Inc.

NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. Currency in USD
1,693.22
+9.44 (+0.56%)
At close: 4:00PM EST

1,708.20 +14.98 (0.88%)
Pre-Market: 7:32AM EST

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Previous Close1,683.78
Open1,680.00
Bid1,705.00 x 1000
Ask1,707.94 x 1000
Day's Range1,677.60 - 1,700.13
52 Week Range1,265.93 - 2,050.50
Volume21,582
Avg. Volume7,398,703
Market Cap827.932B
Beta (3Y Monthly)1.83
PE Ratio (TTM)94.87
EPS (TTM)17.85
Earnings DateJan 30, 2019 - Feb 4, 2019
Forward Dividend & YieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-Dividend DateN/A
1y Target Est2,128.16
Trade prices are not sourced from all markets
  • Amazon shareholders want the company to stop selling facial recognition to law enforcement
    TechCrunch17 hours ago

    Amazon shareholders want the company to stop selling facial recognition to law enforcement

    Amazon shareholders are demanding the company stop selling Rekognition, the company's facial recognition software, to law enforcement. Unless the board of directors determines the technology "does not cause or contribute to actual or potential violations of civil and human rights," shareholders want Amazon to stop selling the software to government agencies.

  • Amazon is holding a public version of its secretive MARS conference
    TechCrunch22 hours ago

    Amazon is holding a public version of its secretive MARS conference

    All most of us will see from Jeff Bezos’s secretive MARS conference are a few photo shoots of the world’s richest man attempting to look as cool as possible around some very cool robotics. This summer, however, Amazon will be spinning the event out into a more public facing conference.

  • Reuters26 minutes ago

    Consumer giants spurn risks to chase online subscribers

    Major consumer companies including Unilever (ULVR.L), Procter & Gamble (PG.N) and Nestle (NESN.S) are chasing consumers who want food and household goods delivered automatically, even though this kind of business has not always worked. The companies are pitching new online subscription services, which promise stable revenues, lower delivery costs and valuable data about customers. The world's biggest packaged food company, Nestle, whose Nespresso coffee is already a sizeable subscription business, recently launched a subscription programme for nutritional drinks in Japan and expanded ReadyRefresh, an online bottled water service, in the United States.

  • Reuters33 minutes ago

    FOCUS-Consumer giants spurn risks to chase online subscribers

    Major consumer companies including Unilever, Procter & Gamble and Nestle are chasing consumers who want food and household goods delivered automatically, even though this kind of business has not always worked. The companies are pitching new online subscription services, which promise stable revenues, lower delivery costs and valuable data about customers. The world's biggest packaged food company, Nestle, whose Nespresso coffee is already a sizeable subscription business, recently launched a subscription programme for nutritional drinks in Japan and expanded ReadyRefresh, an online bottled water service, in the United States.

  • Maybe Ron Johnson Was Right About J.C. Penney After All
    Motley Fool1 hour ago

    Maybe Ron Johnson Was Right About J.C. Penney After All

    His ideas for changing how department stores operated were radical, but they might also be essential.

  • Why this Houston economist expects a recession in 2020
    American City Business Journals2 hours ago

    Why this Houston economist expects a recession in 2020

    While Houston and Texas are poised for strong economic growth in 2019, a recession could be on the horizon in 2020, according to a research economist with Houston-based BBVA Compass Bancshares Inc. (NYSE: BBVA), the fourth-largest bank in the Houston market by deposits. Boyd Nash-Stacey is a senior economist at BBVA in charge of U.S. macroeconomic analysis, U.S. financial markets, geostrategy and U.S. strategic analysis. The state is poised to grow its economy by 4.5 percent — on par with the Lone Star State’s gross domestic product growth in 2018 Houston is expected to grow its economy by 3.5 percent to 4 percent during 2019.

  • Asia’s Richest Man Outlines His Plan to Take on Amazon in India
    Bloomberg3 hours ago

    Asia’s Richest Man Outlines His Plan to Take on Amazon in India

    Mukesh Ambani, Asia’s richest man, intends to take on the world’s largest retailers by combining his Jio telecom service, mobile devices and a vast physical retail network. The energy-to-consumer conglomerate joins Amazon and Flipkart in expanding aggressively across the world’s fastest-growing major e-commerce market, where organized retail is still a rarity.

  • Apple Likely to Lower Hiring Rate at Divisions Except AI Team
    Zacks5 hours ago

    Apple Likely to Lower Hiring Rate at Divisions Except AI Team

    Apple (AAPL) is likely to lower hiring rate in some of its divisions, except the AI team where the pace is expected to remain strong.

  • TheStreet.com9 hours ago

    Jim Cramer's Take on Netflix Earnings (and the Other FAANG Stocks)

    "I mean, would all of these analysts really upgrade it and would [Netflix] tell you that they're going to raise price and then screw you on the quarter? -- all of which his charitable trust owns except for Netflix.

  • Everything You Need to Know About Netflix's (NFLX) Q4 Earnings Results
    Zacks13 hours ago

    Everything You Need to Know About Netflix's (NFLX) Q4 Earnings Results

    Shares of Netflix (NFLX) dipped over 3.5% in after-hours trading Thursday as investors seemed to react negatively to a small revenue miss. Aside from that, the streaming TV powerhouse crushed its own subscriber forecast, but its spending might have some investors nervous.

  • 5 Rising Technology ETFs in 2019
    Zacks13 hours ago

    5 Rising Technology ETFs in 2019

    These ETFs belonging to the artificial intelligence and related platforms are performing strongly this year.