Amazon was granted warrants to buy up to $340 million wort of Generac stock as part of a deal to supply backup power generators for its data centers. Shares of Generac soared more than 40%.
Amazon (AMZN), the e-commerce and cloud giant, made $20 an hour the new minimum wage for qualifying full-time workers across its U.S. operations network Wednesd
While the world focuses on AI, Amazon is working to expand its retail empire. The company plans to add more than 1,000 same-day fulfillment centers in a bid to attract a greater share of the shopping market.
Although Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock fell over 4.4% over the past 30 days through September 16, 2026, Ken Gawrelski, a Wall Street analyst at Wells Fargo & Co. (NYSE: WFC), expects a rally towards a new all-time high (ATH) over the next 12 months.
AMZN's ad revenues jump 26% in Q2 as TTD's growth slows to 3%, sharpening the contrast amid rising CTV and retail media momentum.
The average total compensation will now exceed $32 per hour including the value of its benefits package, the company said.
Amazon is upgraded to Buy, reflecting robust revenue acceleration and broad-based growth across all segments. AMZN's AWS segment shows renewed momentum, driven by custom AI chip traction and strong Q1/Q2 results. Despite a 10% YTD gain, AMZN has lagged the S&P 500, creating an attractive entry point after the recent pullback.
Amazon just acquired the team behind a wildly popular open-source analytics engine, but the code stays free for Microsoft, Google, and every other rival to use.
AMZN's AI spending is fueling faster AWS growth, but surging capex has pushed free cash flow negative and increased reliance on debt.
Amazon raised its minimum pay for workers at its warehouses and other core operations facilities. Employees will also now get a 20% discount at Whole Foods stores.
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