America's AI buildout will be in the spotlight this week, with some of the world's biggest tech companies due to hand in their latest results and Federal Reserve officials expected to take up the topic when they meet.

Amazon's average analyst price target is about $313, roughly 34% above where the stock trades. The stock sits about 16% below its 52-week high after falling again on Thursday.

These stocks have massive long-term prospects and are priced to buy.

Jeff Bezos still has control over space company Blue Origin -- just not 100% control.

Amazon's stock has gone nowhere this year. The concerns about its rising capex are holding it back.

Amazon currently operates at a vastly higher revenue scale than Booking, maintaining a massive financial advantage across the entire observed period. Over roughly the last eight quarters, Amazon demonstrated generally positive quarter-over-quarter trajectories, while Booking experienced alternating periods of sharp revenue expansion and contraction.

Warner Bros. Discovery filed a lawsuit this week accusing Amazon of interference with contractual relations, breach of contract, and unfair competition.

Seth Klarman's Baupost Group rarely shows its cards, so when the latest 13F filing (holdings as of March 31, 2026, filed May 14, 2026) disclosed his five largest long common-stock positions, the disclosure read like a treasure map.

For much of the past year, investing in artificial intelligence felt refreshingly simple.

U.S. equity ETFs are absorbing money at a pace that dwarfs every previous bull market, and margin debt just hit a level the financial system has never seen before. When this many records stack up at once, history has a habit of making investors regret their confidence.