AMAZON COM INC

AMZN

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Identification

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Ticker	AMZN
CIK	0001018724
SIC	5961
Sector	Retail Trade
Industry Category	Retail
Industry Group	Retail – Non-Store Retailers (Catalogs, Etc.)

Contact

Address	410 TERRY AVENUE NORTH, SEATTLE, WA, 98109
Website	amazon.com
Phone	2062661000
CEO	Andrew R. Jassy
Employees	1,541,000

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Standardized Financials

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Income Statement

Revenue	$691.33 billion
Pre-Tax Income	$93.06 billion
Net Income	$76.48 billion
Net Income to Common	$76.48 billion
EPS	$7.08

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Balance Sheet

Cash	$66.92 billion
Assets	$727.92 billion
Liabilities	$358.29 billion
Common Equity	$369.63 billion
Liabilities & Equity	$727.92 billion

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Cash Flow Statement

Net Income	$76.48 billion
Cash From Operating Activities	$130.69 billion
Cash From Investing Activities	$-132.74 billion
Cash From Financing Activities	$-5.94 billion
Change in Cash	$-8.21 billion

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Calculations

NOPAT	$62.72 billion
EBITDA	$152.64 billion
Price to Earnings	$32.60
Price to Book	$6.74
ROE	24.33%

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Latest News

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AWS is in last place in AI, but this Amazon bull doesn't care

Amazon's (AMZN) cloud business, Amazon Web Services (AWS), may be in last place among hyperscalers in the artificial intelligence (AI) race, but it doesn't matter, according to Capital Advisors portfolio manager and head of equity David Wagner. Wagner outlines his bullish outlook for Amazon's stock, saying the bears are caught in the weeds of debating who the AI winners and losers are. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination.

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Retail Stocks Usually Rise the Week After Black Friday. This BNPL Play Stands Out.

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