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Amazon.com Inc · NASDAQ NMS - GLOBAL MARKET · Retail

Amazon (AMZN) runs the world's largest e-commerce marketplace AND the #1 cloud infrastructure provider (AWS). Follow live NASDAQ price, Prime Day traffic, AWS revenue, and advertising growth in real time.

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About Amazon.com Inc (AMZN)

Amazon.com, Inc. is a diversified American technology giant founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994 as an online bookstore and now the largest e-commerce retailer in the world outside of China. Listed on the NASDAQ under AMZN and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, it consistently ranks among the top 5 US companies by market capitalization. Andy Jassy — who previously built AWS from a side project into a $100B+ business — has been CEO since Jeff Bezos stepped down in 2021.

Amazon's business splits into three highly-distinct segments, each of which would be a Fortune 100 company on its own. **Amazon Web Services (AWS)** is the world's #1 cloud infrastructure provider (~30% market share), generating ~$115B/year at ~37% operating margin — this is the profit engine of the company. **North American e-commerce** operates 200+ fulfillment centers and delivers to Prime members within 1-2 days; it's a low-margin but massive-scale business, and the operating leverage improves materially every year. **International e-commerce** covers Europe, Japan, India, and emerging markets — mixed profitability but with long-term optionality.

Newer high-growth verticals sit inside these segments: **Amazon Ads** (now a ~$55B/year business at high margins), Prime Video (with NFL Thursday Night Football and NBA rights), Amazon Music, Twitch live-streaming, Kuiper satellite broadband (competing with Starlink), Zoox robotaxis, Rivian equity stake, and the Whole Foods physical grocery chain. Amazon consistently reinvests operating income into new bets, so GAAP net income can look small relative to revenue — but free cash flow has surged to record levels as AWS margins expand and retail achieves scale.

What Amazon.com Inc Actually Does

  • AWS cloud computing (S3, EC2, Lambda, Bedrock AI, etc.) — #1 globally
  • Online retail marketplace + Prime membership (200M+ members)
  • Amazon Ads (~$55B/year, growing 20%+)
  • Prime Video streaming (NFL, NBA, original content)
  • Whole Foods Market + Amazon Fresh grocery
  • Logistics: 200+ fulfillment centers, own airline (Amazon Air), delivery drones
  • Devices: Kindle, Echo/Alexa, Fire TV, Ring

Investment Thesis

▲ Bull Case

AWS is growing >19% YoY on a $115B base, driven by generative-AI compute demand and Anthropic partnership. Amazon Ads is a hidden gem — the third-largest digital ad platform after Google and Meta, growing 20%+ at high margins. Retail operating leverage is finally showing after years of over-investment, and the company is buying back $9B+ of stock annually.

▼ Bear Case

AWS has lost share to Azure over the past 3 years as customers diversify. Retail is exposed to consumer discretionary weakness. $70B+ in annual capex on AI + Kuiper + fulfillment expansion suppresses free cash flow. Antitrust enforcement from the FTC could force structural remedies.

HeadquartersSeattle, Washington
FoundedJuly 5, 1994
CEOAndy Jassy
Employees~1.5 million
Annual Revenue~$620 billion
ExchangeNASDAQ NMS - GLOBAL MARKET
IndustryRetail
Market Cap$2.50T
IPO Date1997-05-15
CountryUS
Websiteamazon.com

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