Amazon.com, Inc. earns a Strong Buy rating as it aggressively invests in future growth, notably through its Leo satellite network. Q1 saw robust 17% sales growth and AWS's fastest acceleration in 15 quarters, but free cash flow dropped sharply due to heavy CapEx. Leo, Amazon's satellite internet venture, is poised for commercial launch in Q3, with multi-billion-dollar revenue potential and major customers already under contract.

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