The FCC authorized Amazon to deploy 4,500 additional Leo internet satellites. The new tranche would bring Amazon's planned constellation to roughly 7,700 satellites.

Amazon owns more than 5% of Beta Technologies' stock. Amazon invested in 2021 out of its Climate Pledge Fund.

Expand NASDAQ: AMZN Amazon Today's Change (-0.84%) $-1.76 Current Price $206.96 Key Data Points Market Cap $2.2T Day's Range $206.41 - $212.65 52wk Range $161.38 - $258.60 Volume 67M Avg Vol 45M Gross Margin 50.29% Amazon (AMZN 0.84%), online marketplace and cloud leader, closed Tuesday at $206.9, down 0.84%. The stock moved lower during the regular session as investors continued weighing Amazon's roughly $200 billion 2026 capex plan and heavy AWS AI spending against robust recent cloud growth and AI content-licensing initiatives investors are watching.

Beta Technologies shares are rising in extended trading Tuesday after Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) discloses a stake in the company.

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amazon One Medical introduces Health Insights, a new beta feature that helps patients better understand their lab results.

UBS downgraded the U.S. technology sector to neutral on Tuesday, citing pervasive uncertainty in the software industry and the likelihood that AI infrastructure spending will moderate soon.

Major stock indexes were mixed Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average setting a fresh all-time high for a third consecutive session. Meanwhile, Treasury yields ticked lower after delayed U.S. retail sales data for December were unchanged when a rise was expected.

Amazon is in discussions with publishing executives about launching a marketplace that would allow publishers to sell their content directly to companies building artificial intelligence products, according to The Information. The initiative would position Amazon as an intermediary in the intensifying dispute over how AI developers access, license and pay for digital content.

Over the past few months, shares of the hyperscalers — an elite group of Big Tech names — have gone from market leaders to market laggards.

This year, Seattle-based Amazon plans to ramp up its capex to a staggering $200 billion. That's a $70 billion increase year-over-year.