Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) shareholders will vote on carrying out a 20-for-1 stock split at its annual meeting later this month. Splitting the stock into smaller, easier-to-purchase shares could make investing in the company significantly more attractive to a wider pool of investors and work to increase trading volume. Amazon stock has been hit hard following the company's recent first-quarter earnings release...
Continue ReadingThe biggest companies in the U.S. markets couldn't stop April being the worst month for the stock market in years...
Continue ReadingIt was on that day when Ottawa-based Shopify (NYSE: SHOP) reported its first-quarter earnings. Shares were down nearly 20% in reaction the report, setting a bearish tone for the year as the young company weans off its pandemic-induced growth spurt and dives into the abyss of rising interest rates and a potential recession. Here's a breakdown that will give you a glimpse into the bull case and bear case for Shopify so you can better understand what's pressuring the stock right now...
Continue ReadingShopify (NYSE: SHOP) continues to increase the tools it provides to its merchants, and during the earnings call, it announced the acquisition of Deliverr, which will expand its logistics solutions. Today's video focuses on Shopify's earnings report that caused the stock price to tumble over 13%. Shopify had another growth quarter...
Continue ReadingAmazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Nvidia and Meta Platforms have been highlighted in this Investment Ideas article...
Continue ReadingCF Industries and Amazon have been highlighted as Zacks Bull and Bear of the Day...
Continue ReadingAn Amazon employee who was fired by the company says the action was in retaliation for filing lawsuits involving discrimination and safety concerns...
Continue ReadingWith the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI) down over 1200 points at the time of this writing and the Nasdaq Stock Market down 5.6% in one day, it can be intimidating to think about stocks in general, let alone put new money to work right now. One such name that fits the bill is Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN). Whether it's reordering laundry detergent when you run out, buying a gift for Mother's Day because you need it fast and you can be reasonably confident that it will show up in two days, or even watching a Major League Baseball game or a children's cartoon, many of us interact with Amazon on a daily basis...
Continue ReadingEcommerce standout and aspiring Amazon competitor Shopify announced Thursday that it agreed to buy Deliverr, an order-fulfillment specialist, for.....
Continue ReadingPresident Joe Biden met on Thursday with a labor leader organizing Amazon.com Inc workers and with other worker organizers hours after U.S. Senate Budget Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders slammed the online retailer at a hearing on the company's labor practices...
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