Amazon.com (AMZN)
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Efficient delivery, speed and costs are now the deciding factors among consumers. And Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is known to play to win.
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Market Cap
94.92B
PE Ratio
44.51
EPS
4.19
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
26.50M
Day's Range
$185.91 - $188.50
52-Week Range
$118.35 - $201.20
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AMZN Stock Predictions, Articles, and Amazon.com News
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3 Reasons Why Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Is Going to $1,000
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ORCL stock isn't a buy yet, despite Oracle founder Larry Ellison's trash-talk about Amazon's AWS and touting of ORCL's new bare metal cloud.
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Amazon Prints is the name of the new Amazon product which is focused on photo technology and storage capabilities. Here's how the Shutterfly rival works.
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At a glance, eBay looks better than PayPal, but if you dig deeper into the numbers, things aren't so cut-and-dry between EBAY and PYPL.
Friday Apple Rumors: Apple Files Mystery Device With FCC
Friday's Apple Rumors include the first update for iOS 10, progress with AAPL's rival to Amazon Echo and a new mystery device.
Oracle Corporation (ORCL) Co-Founder Bashes Amazon Web Services
Oracle founder and CTO Larry Ellison, bashed Amazon Web Services this week, but even if ORCL's cloud product is better, AWS will remain on top.
Amazon.com, Inc. Is Growing Earnings Faster Than AMZN Stock
Amazon, led by Amazon Web Services, is growing at an exponential rate, and now is as good a time as any to get in AMZN stock, according to Argus.
Why Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Has a Leg Up on Netflix, Inc. (NFLX)
Who’s winning that race I really couldn’t tell you. But what I do know is that something’s happening at Netflix that should have investors thinking twice about investing in its stock.
Netflix, Inc. Falls on Higher Program Spending (NFLX)
Netflix (NFLX) is taking on a gamble that may very well pay off in the years ahead. Netflix stock will be rewarded for it.
Tinder and Spotify Hook Up, But Who REALLY Cares? (MTCH)
Match Group (MTCH) dating site Tinder now shares users' playlists, but the company is taking itself way too seriously.
Amazon.com, Inc.’s (AMZN) Stock Price Is Heading To $1,000
Amazon stock's price target climbs after survey's show that Amazon.com continues to grow it's model, profits and usefulness to consumers
Retailers Have No Clue What Millennials Want
Millennials spend $600 billion per year and are about to reach their peak earning years. But most retailers still haven't figured them out.
