AMAZON COM INC

AMZN

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Ticker
AMZN
CIK0001018724
SIC5961
SectorRetail Trade
Industry CategoryRetail
Industry GroupRetail – Non-Store Retailers (Catalogs, Etc.)

Contact

Address410 TERRY AVENUE NORTH, SEATTLE, WA, 98109
Website amazon.com
Phone2062661000
CEOAndrew R. Jassy
Employees1,541,000

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Standardized Financials

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Income Statement
Revenue$716.92 billion
Pre-Tax Income$97.31 billion
Net Income$77.67 billion
Net Income to Common$77.67 billion
EPS$7.17
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Balance Sheet
Cash$86.81 billion
Assets$818.04 billion
Liabilities$406.98 billion
Common Equity$411.06 billion
Liabilities & Equity$818.04 billion
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Cash Flow Statement
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NOPAT$64.29 billion
EBITDA$160.96 billion
Price to Earnings$28.74
Price to Book$5.43
ROE22.29%
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Latest News

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A $200 Billion AI Bet Is Either Amazon’s Masterstroke or Its Biggest Mistake

One of the magnificent seven, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) shares are currently sitting at $210.11 after shedding some valuation from previous highs. This slide occurred even as the company beat revenue expectations by $2.64 billion in Q3 2025 and came alongside management’s announcement of a $200 billion capital expenditure plan for 2026, almost entirely focused on AWS and ... A $200 Billion AI Bet Is Either Amazon’s Masterstroke or Its Biggest Mistake

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AI disruption prompts Australia's WiseTech to cut a third of global workforce

Australian software firm WiseTech Global will axe about 2,000 jobs, nearly a third of its global workforce, in a ‌two‑year restructuring that could rank among the country's largest artificial intelligence-linked job reductions. Shares of ‌the company, which announced an estimate-beating first-half profit on Wednesday, closed 11.1% higher at A$47.74, while Australia's benchmark S&P ​ASX 200 rose 1.2%. The layoffs highlight how quickly AI is reshaping workplaces globally, as fast‑improving automation tools take over routine administrative work and handle complex coding tasks with increasing speed and precision, driving widespread adoption.

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Amazon's Stock Dropped 11% After Its AI Spending Announcement. Here's Why That's a Buying Opportunity in 2026.

Wall Street could be missing the bigger picture here. Try to play chess, not checkers.

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