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Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)
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| Amazon Pharmacy medical chief Gupta is latest health exec to leave company
Dr. Vin Gupta, a high-profile public health expert and clinician, has left Amazon after roughly five years. Gupta most recently served as the chief medical officer of Amazon's online pharmacy business. | 03/26 16:41 | cnbc.com |
| The Allure of Amazon Shares
Bloomberg's Ryan Vlastelica explains how Amazon shares are stacking up against big tech and retail competitors. He speaks with Caroline Hyde on “Bloomberg Technology”. | 03/26 15:55 | youtube.com |
| Amazon Stock (AMZN) Price Prediction and Forecast 2025-2030 for March 26
Shares of Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) slipped alongside the market on Wednesday morning, losing -1.40%, momentarily blunting a rally that has seen the stock gain 5% over the past five trading sessions and reduced its year-to-date loss to -7.89%. | 03/26 12:04 | 247wallst.com |
| I make $700k at a FAANG company but layoffs are coming – should I sell my U.S. homes and head back to Canada?
Key Points A Reddit user is concerned he is going to be laid off from his $700K job. He’s considering relocating, but he likely should keep his high paying job as long as he can. Shoring up his finances and starting to network for other work could help him maintain financial stability. Earn up to 3.8% on your money today (and get a cash bonus); click here to see how. (Sponsored) A Canadian working at a FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google) job is currently making $700K per year while his pregnant wife stays home with the couple’s toddler. Unfortunately, as he posted on Reddit, he’s worried about potential layoffs at his company. He wasn’t given a promotion this year as the company was laying people off, and he’s also been unable to get a visa due to the layoffs. He’s also concerned that his temporary visa could be ended because of a potential trade war between the U.S. and Canada. Given the uncertainty about his professional future, he’s trying to decide what to do. He’s thinking about potentially selling his houses in the U.S. at a small loss and resettling in Canada; about paying down his mortgage so he’d earn enough rent to cover it and temporarily going to Canada or India and renting until things stabilize in the U.S.; or about just trying to hold on at work while expanding his emergency fund. So, what’s the best approach for him to deal with his current workplace uncertainty? Shoring up his finances and work skills could be a good option While the Reddit user may be worried about future layoffs, the fact is that he has not been laid off yet — and he is still making a $700K per year income. Giving up that job in anticipation of a possible layoff that may never come would likely be a foolish move. Instead, he can focus on making himself as indispensable as possible at work. While this may not guarantee he won’t be laid off, it still gives him a better shot at staying on the job and continuing to earn great pay. He can also start polishing up his resume, networking, and making professional connections. With a FAANG job as part of his employment history, he may easily be able to find other work in the U.S. even if he is laid off from his current position. This could help him to avoid having to sell his houses and disrupt his family just because of short-term economic issues. Regardless, since his job is uncertain, shoring up his financial situation would be a smart move. He should throw as much money as possible into a high-yield savings account right now. That way, this money will be there for him to live on temporarily if he loses his job. If he does end up having to move back to Canada because of problems with his visa resulting from a trade war, it would also be helpful to have these extra funds to pay for any costs. Since he really can’t predict the future, taking these steps to be as financially secure as possible, while keeping his high-paying job for as long as he can, should help set him up for a more secure future. A financial advisor can also help him find ways to free up more money to save and can also work with him to make different contingency plans and understand how they would impact his finances, so getting this professional advice would likely be a smart choice given the uncertainty of his ongoing situation. The post I make $700k at a FAANG company but layoffs are coming – should I sell my U.S. homes and head back to Canada? appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. | 03/26 12:03 | https://247wallst.com |
| Trading AMZN and AVGO: Big Tech Options
Amazon (AMZN) and Broadcom (AVGO) are the subject of today's Daily Trader with guest host Tom White. Both big tech stocks have fallen from all-time highs, but Tom sees ways to use options and find potential upside in both. | 03/26 12:00 | youtube.com |
| Amazon Tests 'Interests' AI shopping tool, Health Chatbot
Amazon (AMZN) is testing both a new artificial intelligence (AI) shopping tool that finds new products matching a consumer's interests and a health-focused chatbot, as the company moves forward to deploy the technology on its platforms. | 03/26 11:41 | investopedia.com |
| Amazon Launches an AI Shopping Assistant That Knows What You Like
Amazon is the latest tech company to unveil a new generative AI tool intended to personalize your online experience. | 03/26 11:36 | cnet.com |
| Amazon testing new AI search experience that suggests products based on prompts
Amazon is using generative AI for a new feature called “Interests” that turns natural language queries into product recommendations — and updates shoppers when new items match their prompt. | 03/26 11:32 | geekwire.com |
| AMZN Enhancing Shopping Using A.I., "Cautiously Optimistic" Outlook
Amazon (AMZN) plans to use A.I. to enhance its ecommerce features. | 03/26 11:30 | youtube.com |
| ReFrame Analysis of IMDbPro Data Finds Gender-Balanced Films are More Profitable Than Those That Hire Mostly Men
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ReFrame Analysis of IMDbPro Data Finds Gender-Balanced Films are More Profitable Than Those That Hire Mostly Men. | 03/26 11:30 | businesswire.com |