Amazon's third quarter showed its cloud expansion translating into stronger operating profitability, while the cash demands of building AI infrastructure kept rising. The result sharpens the...
The online behemoth’s net income topped $20 billion for the third quarter, but free cash flow plunged.
Amazon experienced a notable decline of over seven percent in its shares following the release of its quarterly earnings, which failed to meet analyst forecasts. The tech giant reported a total...
Amazon stock slid after the tech giant reported third quarter results late Thursday.
Blistering cloud growth sent Amazon.com Inc. shares soaring after its last earnings report. Now with more than half those gains gone, the firm needs to deliver a repeat performance in order to...
Amazon stock is working to shake off a slide last week as its third-quarter earnings come due. AI spending is the key focus.
Amazon reports third-quarter earnings Thursday with more demand for its AWS cloud services than it can supply, after CEO Andy Jassy said capacity is booked for this year and most of next. Analysts...
With full-year capital expenditures projected to hit $220 billion, Amazon's after-hours trading saw shares retreat roughly 7% despite a blowout quarter.
Amazon.com on Thursday reported a massive cash burn in the third quarter, sending shares sharply lower, while it signaled higher capital expenditures next year atop an already huge amount in 2026.
E-commerce giant is among the biggest spenders on AI infrastructure.
Amazon will spend meaningfully more than $220 billion on AI infrastructure in 2027 even as free cash flow sinks.
Only one of the four AI hyperscalers reported positive free cash flow in this round of earnings.
Amazon.com Inc. spent more than $77 billion on property and equipment in the third quarter, far more than analysts’ estimates, while pursuing its effort to build data centers and fulfill demand...
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