Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)
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Mark Mahaney – a senior Evercore ISI analyst – has named his top internet stock picks for 2026, highlighting opportunities across both large-cap and small/mid-cap names. According to him, Amazon, Expedia, and Zillow are particularly strongly positioned for continued momentum in the coming year.
Amazon (AMZN, Financials) wants to be worth $3 trillion by 2026. To get there, it is speeding up its investments in cloud infrastructure and artificial intellig
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AMZN, CAH, LRN and EAT stand out with strong interest coverage ratios to help weather 2026's shifting market tides.
Amazon's stock trailed its ‘Magnificent Seven' counterparts in 2025. Growth in the company's cloud-computing, advertising and retail segments could spark a turnaround.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders criticized Amazon for replacing workers with robots and renewed calls to tax automation, an idea backed by Bill Gates and Mark Cuban as AI-driven job losses accelerate.