Amazon is experimenting again.

By benefiting from numerous secular trends, this dominant internet company can keep the growth going. Management plans to continue spending a massive sum on AI-related capital expenditures.

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New York Stock Exchange President Lynn Martin expects a surge of delayed IPOs to hit the market early next year after a series of disruptions pushed companies to pause their listing plans.

The company plans to add more computing power to Amazon Web Services. Advertising has been the fastest-growing segment in the past couple of years.

I reiterate my strong buy on Amazon.com, Inc., and I expect shares to break new all-time highs before year-end. In my view, the November selloff was unwarranted. The fundamentals, especially around AWS, remain intact since the company reported spectacular Q3 results. The $38B, 7-year OpenAI cloud deal adds fuel to the fire, with upside that could materialize into revenue as soon as Q4 this year.

U.S. consumer spending remains resilient during the holiday season, with no signs of a sharp slowdown for now, which benefits Amazon's retail business. AWS's revenue growth and operating margin are both improving sequentially, and the robust AI demand outlook suggests more upside next year. AWS is set to double its capacity by FY2027, supported by the $38 billion OpenAI deal and increased AI infrastructure investments in FY2026.

U.S. stock indexes rose on Friday after key inflation data came in lower than expected, an encouraging sign ahead of next week's Federal Reserve policy meeting.

Amazon (AMZN) is stepping deeper into custom silicon with the debut of its Graviton5-powered EC2 M9g instances, a major architectural leap that could reshape ho

Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) continues to draw investor attention as it expands its core businesses and deepens its push into high-growth markets.