Amazon is going to make it easier to shop when you're watching TV. The retail giant on Thursday announced a series of new features that will allow customers to discover products across thousands of Prime Video titles through integrations with its existing X-Ray experience, which today displays real-time actor bios, character names, soundtrack music, and more.

Today's most consequential retail technology investments have little to do with making things better, and more to do with redesigning them entirely. Walmart is rolling out tap-to-pay across its U.S. stores, opening checkout to Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, contactless cards and wearables after years of steering shoppers toward its own payments ecosystem.

Amazon (AMZN), the e-commerce and cloud-computing heavyweight, raised £4.25 billion, or roughly $5.76 billion, in its first sterling bond offering. The stock t

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AI agents can already pick your next purchase, but they still can't pull the trigger without your permission. Five companies are quietly building the infrastructure that changes that, and they are not all the obvious names.

Not many portfolio adjustments draw as much scrutiny across Wall Street as those from billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller. The former George Soros protégé has compiled an unmatched record running Duquesne Capital, compounding returns above 30% annually over nearly three decades without a single losing year.

The chart ranking America's global data center dominance looks decisive, but it is counting the wrong thing entirely. A closer look at the variables that actually drive AI leadership reveals a lead that is far more fragile and contested than the numbers suggest.

Jim Cramer raised a question on air that every Amazon investor should be asking right now: if the US debt market is big enough, why did the company just fly to London to raise billions?

The company whose chips Amazon has bet roughly $200 billion in 2026 capex to serve just had one of its own staff publicly estimate the odds of human extinction from AI at more than one in ten this decade.

The AI infrastructure boom has a scale problem the bond market cannot ignore.