Amazon stock was rising Thursday morning, as analysts are increasingly bullish on the e-commerce giant ahead of earnings...
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Continue ReadingU.S. equities moved between gains and losses at midday on Thursday, Oct. 19, 2023 amid concerns about whether the Fed would continue to raise interest rates as Fed Chair Powell said inflation remains too high...
Continue ReadingAmazon (AMZN) plans to launch online shopping services in South Africa with a dedicated local website, strengthening its growing clientele...
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Continue ReadingAmazon.com has denied duping millions of subscribers to its Amazon Prime service, asking a U.S. judge in Seattle to dismiss a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit that the ecommerce giant said "fails in its entirety." Attorneys for Amazon on Wednesday urged U.S. District Judge John Chun to dismiss the FTC's claims that the company had tricked consumers into enrolling for Prime and made it hard for them to cancel. The FTC in June sued Amazon for alleged deceptive practices...
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Continue ReadingThe technology giant said it was using robots to take on repetitive tasks to free up human workers for other duties...
Continue ReadingAccording to the Federal Reserve, online spending accounts for just over 15% of overall retail sales in the U.S., so there is lots of runway for expansion. In fact, buying and holding these two stocks over the long haul is one way to take advantage of the growth of online shopping. This one won't be a surprise, but the first e-commerce stock to consider is none other than Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), the runaway leader in the industry...
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