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Continue ReadingAmazon.com will launch a credit card offering in Brazil, in a partnership with Brazilian lender Banco Bradesco SA, the bank's chief executive said on Friday, as the ecommerce giant pushes to expand its fintech offering. The launch is set for next Tuesday, according to CEO Octavio de Lazari Junior, adding that the bank will manage the card's credit risk, and the card will be powered by Mastercard. More details, such as the card's loyalty rewards and credit limits, are expected next week...
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Continue ReadingFollowing our price target increase for Action Alerts PLUS holding Universal Display , our picking up some additional shares of Axon Enterprises and closing out the portfolio's position in Cboe Global Markets with a big gain, let's turn our attention to June quarter results from Amazon and Apple . Before we get into the nitty gritty, we can see the stock market preferred what it saw in Amazon's results compared to Apple's, however, we would say Apple's results were fine, noting the June quarter tends to be its weakest of the year. While that's the March quarter tends to be the weakest for Amazon, both companies tend to deliver stronger revenue and EPS in the second half of the year...
Continue ReadingFor the first time, Amazon is allowing non-Prime customers to order grocery deliveries online. Amazon began inviting people without Prime subscriptions from a dozen metro areas, including Boston,.....
Continue ReadingSun Country Airlines had a strong quarter for cargo thanks to growth in its Amazon business. The post Sun Country cargo revenue rises on higher Amazon flying appeared first on FreightWaves...
Continue ReadingApple forecast a fourth-straight quarter of declines, while Amazon is talking about a turning point. Why Amazon stock might be the better buy...
Continue ReadingThe pandemic boom in online retail has given way to stagnation and stiffening competition...
Continue ReadingThe tech giant posted 12% growth for Amazon Web Services in the June quarter, surpassing Street expectations...
Continue ReadingIn fact, you may be taking that concept one step further by paying for a Walmart+ membership. At an annual cost of $98 (or a monthly cost of $12.95), it's a reasonable sum of money for the various perks you get, like free shipping on online orders of any size and no-cost grocery delivery. One major perk of a Walmart+ membership is getting fresh groceries delivered to your door at no cost...
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