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Companies are using tariff refunds to lower prices, cushion their margins, and, to a very small extent, return the money straight to the customer.
AWS is growing at its fastest pace in 18 quarters, advertising is booming, and Amazon's chips business is exploding, yet the stock trades at a multiple that makes it look like a sleepy retailer. Something in that math appears deeply off.
The reduction in delivery volumes from its largest customer makes sense, but the market wants to see ongoing margin expansion before it gives it the thumbs up.
The e-commerce company's hardware price hikes follow similar moves by Apple, Dell, and Microsoft Xbox.
Investing.com -- Anthropic (NASDAQ:ANTP) has hired former Google executive Amir Salek to join its compute team as the artificial intelligence lab lays the groundwork for an in-house semiconductor initiative, according to a report from Bloomberg. Salek, who previously led Alphabet Inc.’s custom silicon efforts and delivered seven generations of Tensor Processing Units, will report directly to Anthropic compute lead James Bradbury. The executive recruitment underscores Anthropic’s ambition to secu
The corporate earnings foundation remains exceptionally strong, as S&P 500 profits have now grown for 12 consecutive quarters. Continued positivity in the revisions trend sets up a powerful backdrop as we finalize the Q2 earnings season and turn our attention to Q3.
Lower-cost AI models could reshape industry economics fast
Nvidia (NVDA) is set to report second quarter earnings results on Wednesday, Aug. 26, after markets close. Yahoo Finance Technology Editor Dan Howley discusses his expectations for the earnings print, highlighting what investors will be keeping an eye on.
Elon Musk just announced Starlink crossed 11,000 satellites in orbit, but the real story is where Amazon's much-hyped Kuiper constellation actually ranks against the competition and what that gap means for investors betting on the LEO broadband race.
The retail giant is caught between weaker discretionary demand and an unprecedented AI infrastructure bill.
The per-unit delivery cost that management once led with is now the CFO's line, and the comparison it rests on carries a fuel and line haul exclusion, while the top of the story belongs to the cloud.
Cathie Wood is betting Tesla will become more than an automaker.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has sued to block a City Council law providing $10,000 bonuses to New York City school teachers’ aides. Mamdani asserts that this legislation violates collective bargaining laws. $10K Bonus Sparks Legal Fight Mamdani announced...
Download the Complete Report Here Einride AB (ENRD) Signed Demand Starts Converting; 2H26 Growth Acceleration and Fleet Scale Advance Path to 2028 Cash Flow Breakeven Key Takeaways: H1 constant-currency revenue grew 26% to $27 million, with H2 growth guided to 60%-73% as signed capacity moves into deployment. Amazon’s 75-truck rollout and 500-truck Tesla Semi program […] The post Einride AB Reports Growth Acceleration & Fleet Scale Moves Towards 2028 – Quarterly Update Report appeared first on E
JEPI's 8% monthly yield looks like an obvious win over SCHD's modest payout, but the IRS treats those two income streams in ways that can quietly flip the comparison depending on where you hold them.
One earnings report could reset a soaring semiconductor stock
AAPL's 33.54X forward P/E tops its sector and peers, even as iPhone, Services and AI momentum support growth amid supply and currency headwinds.
Amazon.com (NasdaqGS:AMZN) plans to expand its Prime Air drone delivery service from 11 to nearly 500 U.S. cities by the end of 2026. The rollout targets a mix of suburban and metro areas, with 30 minute delivery for eligible items to tens of millions of customers. The move broadens Amazon's logistics footprint and could reshape competition in rapid last mile delivery as FAA rules continue to develop. This push into large scale automated delivery highlights a broader shift toward AI driven...
Rocket Lab Corporation CEO Peter Beck said the company’s acquisition of Iridium Communications Inc. would help the Space Exploration Technologies Corp. rival expand its satellite communications business. Peter Beck Backs Iridium Deal During an interview with CNN on Wednesday, Beck...
Suddenly the Nasdaq couldn’t hold onto early gains, and you can probably guess which stocks are to blame. The Nasdaq Composite was hovering around breakeven after a wave of selling hit chips and AI infrastructure stocks. The S&P 500 was still up 0.3%.
<body><p>STORY: :: take over the skies?</p><p>Are Amazon drones about to take over the skies?</p><p>:: Amazon's big plans for drone deliveries</p><p>:: 500</p><p>:: tens of millions</p><p>Amazon says it plans to expand drone deliveries to nearly 500 US cities and towns by the end of this year, reaching tens of millions of customers.</p><p>Jeff Bezos first unveiled Amazon’s ‘octocopters’ back in 2013, predicting they’d be delivering packages within four or five years.</p><p>Well, that took a little longer than planned. The program has faced regulatory delays, staff cuts, technical problems - and some pretty spectacular mishaps.</p><p>:: a viral hit</p><p>Two drones have collided. And one dropped a package straight into a customer’s swimming pool - a viral hit.</p><p>:: hurdles to clear</p><p>There’s still plenty of hurdles to clear. Amazon needs approval from communities one by one - sitting through local council meetings and answering questions from residents.</p><p>In Nampa, Idaho, Amazon was grilled for about an hour over noise, safety and bird protection.</p><p>:: approve the rollout</p><p>The company said its drones would only be audible as they arrive and leave - quieter than a lawnmower. The board ultimately voted to approve the rollout.</p><p>So, Amazon wants to turn drone delivery from a futuristic idea into a key part of its speedy delivery network.</p><p>One day, your package could arrive just minutes after you order it. But first, you might have to get used to the noise.</p></body>
TTD's cautious Q3 outlook reflects macro pressure, while CTV, retail media and AI offer long-term growth opportunities.
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