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Amazon (AMZN) Soars 1.7% on Unverified Reuters Report; Traders Stay Cautious | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
Amazon buys stake in Latin American delivery startup Rappi- Bloomberg NewsSummaryAmazon shares rose about 1.7% per a linked Reuters item; Reuters notes the story is unverified and provides no further details. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Tumbles 1.4% on Broad Market Pullback | Dow Jones Newswires | Login to see the signal | |
Amazon (AMZN) Tumbles 1.4% on Broad Market PullbackSummaryAmazon shares fell 1.42%, reflecting a modest intraday pullback likely tied to broader market weakness and short-term profit-taking. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Soars 4.3% on Intraday Rally; Alphabet (GOOGL) Gains 0.7% | Dow Jones Newswires | Login to see the signal | |
Amazon (AMZN) Soars 4.3% on Intraday Rally; Alphabet (GOOGL) Gains 0.7%SummaryAlphabet (GOOG) climbed 0.68% while Amazon (AMZN) surged 4.29% in brief market moves, showing stronger bullish momentum for Amazon. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Soars 4.3% on Intraday Rally; Alphabet (GOOGL) Gains 0.7% | Dow Jones Newswires | Login to see the signal | |
Amazon (AMZN) Soars 4.3% on Intraday Rally; Alphabet (GOOGL) Gains 0.7%SummaryAlphabet (GOOG) climbed 0.68% while Amazon (AMZN) surged 4.29% in brief market moves, showing stronger bullish momentum for Amazon. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Soars 2.9% as Meta (META) Rallies; Google (GOOGL) Dips in Intraday Rotation | Dow Jones Newswires | Login to see the signal | |
Amazon (AMZN) Soars 2.9% as Meta (META) Rallies; Google (GOOGL) Dips in Intraday RotationSummaryIntraday moves: Google down 1.22%, Amazon up 2.88%, Apple down 0.39%, Meta up 2.43%, indicating rotation into e-commerce and ad/social names while search/tech lags. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Soars 2.9% as Meta (META) Rallies; Google (GOOGL) Dips in Intraday Rotation | Dow Jones Newswires | Login to see the signal | |
Amazon (AMZN) Soars 2.9% as Meta (META) Rallies; Google (GOOGL) Dips in Intraday RotationSummaryIntraday moves: Google down 1.22%, Amazon up 2.88%, Apple down 0.39%, Meta up 2.43%, indicating rotation into e-commerce and ad/social names while search/tech lags. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Soars 2.9% as Meta (META) Rallies; Google (GOOGL) Dips in Intraday Rotation | Dow Jones Newswires | Login to see the signal | |
Amazon (AMZN) Soars 2.9% as Meta (META) Rallies; Google (GOOGL) Dips in Intraday RotationSummaryIntraday moves: Google down 1.22%, Amazon up 2.88%, Apple down 0.39%, Meta up 2.43%, indicating rotation into e-commerce and ad/social names while search/tech lags. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Soars 2.9% as Meta (META) Rallies; Google (GOOGL) Dips in Intraday Rotation | Dow Jones Newswires | Login to see the signal | |
Amazon (AMZN) Soars 2.9% as Meta (META) Rallies; Google (GOOGL) Dips in Intraday RotationSummaryIntraday moves: Google down 1.22%, Amazon up 2.88%, Apple down 0.39%, Meta up 2.43%, indicating rotation into e-commerce and ad/social names while search/tech lags. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Tightens Prime Sharing to Boost Signups After Soft Prime Day | GuruFocus | Login to see the signal | |
Amazon Prime Sharing Crackdown Hits Millions as Invitee Program Shuts DownSummaryAmazon is ending its Prime Invitee Program, requiring non-household invitees to buy their own Prime membership by Oct. 1, 2025, while promoting Amazon Family; the change aims to shore up Prime value and encourage more individual signups after softer U.S. Prime Day growth. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Tumbles After Italian Court Reduces €1.13B Antitrust Fine | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
Italian court cuts 1.1-billion-euro antitrust fine on AmazonSummaryAn Italian court upheld findings that Amazon abused its dominant position in e-commerce logistics but cut the €1.13bn fine, likely lowering it to about €750m after removing a 50% surcharge. |
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Amazon (AMZN) Rebounds After Italian Court Cuts €1.13B Antitrust Fine | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
Italian court cuts 1.1-billion-euro antitrust fine on AmazonSummaryAn Italian court reduced the €1.13 billion fine against Amazon for alleged abuse in e-commerce logistics, upholding the regulator's findings but ordering a recalculation after rejecting a 50% surcharge; revised fine may be about €750 million. |