Amazon has been a laggard the past few years. However, the company has been doing a lot right behind the scenes, including improving the operational efficiency of its e-commerce operations.

Andrew Arons expects a rate cut next week and “continued cuts through the beginning of the year.” He argues that the market has “baked some of this in” already.

President Donald Trump has staunchly defended the ballooning costs of the White House ballroom project, assuring that the final result will be "much bigger and more beautiful."

Bezos' final letter to shareholders urges against conformity, citing biology. Value creation over consumption is key.

Trump claims he has restored ties with Elon Musk, signaling a thaw in their relationship after earlier conflicts, sparking attention in the tech and political world. Conservative advocacy groups, including Steve Bannon, urge Trump administration to stop Big Tech from using copyrighted content for AI training without permission.

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Alphabet already generates more net income than Apple. Microsoft's growth rates will propel it to a higher level than Apple in three years.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is arguably the most transformative technology since the internet reshaped the global economy. Amazon has developed artificial intelligence products that strengthen its market position in e-commerce, advertising, and cloud computing.

Amazon's stock success boils down to AWS and advertising. Its growth rate has accelerated in recent quarters.