TickerAMZN-US
HQSeattle, Washington
Founded1994
Webamazon.com/
Market Cap$2.26B
Revenue$716.9B
Stock Price$252.09
Amazon
TechnologyProfile
Amazon is a technology company headquartered in Seattle, Washington, founded in the mid-nineties. It operates a vast online retail platform offering a wide array of products directly to consumers. Beyond its e-commerce operations, Amazon generates significant revenue through its cloud computing division, which provides infrastructure and services to businesses and developers globally. The company also earns money through digital advertising on its platforms and from subscriptions to its various services, including media streaming and expedited shipping.
The fortunes of individuals like Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott are closely tied to Amazon due to their significant ownership stakes in the company. As the company’s stock, traded under the ticker AMZN-US, fluctuates, so too do the valuations of their holdings. Amazon's expansive reach across retail, cloud services, and digital entertainment makes it a central player in the technology industry, influencing the wealth of those invested in its success.
Financials
Historical Data (Billions)Revenue Analysis
$716.9B
Total revenue for the most recent fiscal year.
Market Valuation
$2.26B
Current market capitalization based on stock price.
Latest Analysis
Analysis•5/26/2026
Amazon is changing its focus to increasing profit margins
Amazon's relentless pursuit of margin expansion is no longer a whisper; it's the battle cry. This isn't just about quarterly earnings; it's a fundamental shift in Amazon's DNA, reshaping its entire ecosystem and sending tremors through the retail landscape. Those who ignore this margin imperative do so at their own peril.
Analysis•5/25/2026
Amazon Web Services increases investment in artificial intelligence
Amazon's aggressive push into AI, particularly through AWS, is a high-stakes play. Early indicators suggest a profound shift in cloud computing dominance, fueled by a relentless pursuit of generative AI capabilities. However, this strategy faces immense challenges, including soaring infrastructure costs and the ever-present threat of competitors like Microsoft and Google, all vying for the same prize: the future of AI.
Analysis•5/20/2026
Abel's Amazon Exodus: The Oracle's Heir Apparent Reshapes the AI Landscape - A Cover Story
Greg Abel, Warren Buffett's chosen successor, has just made a move that will reverberate through Wall Street: dumping Amazon. This isn't just a portfolio shuffle; it's a seismic shift signaling a re-evaluation of the tech behemoth and a bold bet on the future of artificial intelligence. Expect a ripple effect, with investors scrambling to reassess their positions and industry leaders recalibrating their strategies in the wake of Abel's shrewd positioning.
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Analysis•5/18/2026
Investors bought Amazon put options with hidden bullish sentiment
Unusual activity in Amazon put options has sent shockwaves through the Street. Sophisticated investors are betting against a near-term price decline, employing a complex strategy that whispers of hidden bullish sentiment. This isn't just a trade; it's a statement, a wager on the future dominance of the e-commerce giant, and a potential sign of market manipulation.
Analysis•5/18/2026
Vanguard's Amazon Exodus: A Seismic Shift in the Retail Apocalypse and the Future of Bezos's Legacy
Vanguard Group Inc., a titan of institutional investment, has significantly reduced its holdings in Amazon.com, Inc. ($AMZN). This move, a quiet ripple at first glance, signals a potential sea change in investor confidence and raises critical questions about Amazon's long-term dominance. The implications extend far beyond quarterly earnings, touching on the very future of e-commerce, cloud computing, and the vision of Jeff Bezos.
Analysis•5/17/2026
Amazon's AI development aims to dominate commerce and cloud computing
Amazon is not just dipping its toes into the AI revolution; it's building a tsunami. This isn't about incremental gains; it's about rewriting the rules of commerce, cloud computing, and arguably, the entire human experience. Wall Street has caught a whiff of the money, but most analysts are still missing the forest for the trees. This is a battle for the soul of the digital age, and Amazon is bringing a knife to a gunfight.
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Current Price$252.09