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Continue ReadingMuch has been made of the headwinds the ecommerce segment has come up against in recent times. Continued supply chain and inflationary pressures amidst slowing consumer discretionary spending and the impact of the economy’s reopening have all impeded the sector’s growth. And as was evident in a disappointing Q1 report, Amazon (AMZN) has felt the pinch too. J.P. Morgan’s Doug Anmuth thinks the macro headwinds will still have a large part to play in Q2 – particularly in the first half – yet as com...
Continue ReadingThe class-action suit, filed by an employee who worked out of the e-commerce giant's office in Santa Cruz, relates to remote work expenses incurred during the Covid pandemic...
Continue ReadingYahoo Finance's Ines Ferre checks out the market and sector gains heading into the closing bell, in addition to Nasdaq tech leaders, the software and semiconductor industries, ARK ETF components, travel stocks, meme stocks, and crude oil's commodity price action...
Continue ReadingInvestors like stock splits, as Amazon shares show. Investors are due to get another split for the electric-vehicle maker soon...
Continue ReadingAmazon has launched an invite-only shopping program designed to prevent expensive resale on high-demand items...
Continue ReadingAmazon stock is working on its sixth straight daily rally ahead of its 20-for-1 stock split. Here's what the charts say now...
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Continue ReadingApple Inc.'s stock has fallen far enough and for long enough to produce a certain ominous-sounding bearish chart pattern should didn't appear during the short COVID-19-induced bear-market selloff of early 2020...
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