Amazon (AMZN) Soars 29% on Robust Q3 Earnings Fueled by Cloud Growth
Amazon's Q3 earnings rose 29.3% with 11.9% revenue growth, driven mainly by cloud computing, amid a strong retail sector showing significant earnings and revenue beats overall.
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Amazon's Q3 earnings rose 29.3% with 11.9% revenue growth, driven mainly by cloud computing, amid a strong retail sector showing significant earnings and revenue beats overall.
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