Amazon's stock has been bleeding during the 2022 selloff, but bullish investors have not thrown in the towel yet. The reason is a three-letter acronym: AWS.

Amazon threw a second Prime Day sale this month. The sales event was a clear attempt to boost the company's e-commerce sales, but it might have turned out to be a bust.

Amazon's stock has been tanking amid recession fears. Bearish investors are selling their sharesto prevent further losses, while the bulls are using the selloff to buy at a discount. Here's why both strategies might be correct.

The investment firm has stated that AMZN remains their top internet pick. JPM analysts believe the e-commerce titan is poised to overcome macroeconomic headwinds by 2023.

Amazon shares enjoyed a brief rally after the company released its Q2 2022 financials. However, the stock price has since dropped back to mid-July levels. Is this an opportunity to buy?

Motley Fool contributor Will Ebiefung has outlined the pros and cons of purchasing some AMZN in September. Here, we’ll lay out his thesis and our own take on the matter.

FedEx's pre-earnings announcement fell short of analysts’ expectations. Does this spell trouble for Amazon?

Amazon’s business model has been divided into multiple ventures, which has helped the company foster a “service offering ecosystem.” Here are some possible next moves to look out for from the Seattle-based behemoth.

The e-commerce juggernaut has been slowly recovering its share value after seeing sizable losses throughout the year. Is September the best time to hop on the AMZN bandwagon?

The e-commerce giant is shutting down Amazon Care. Is Amazon giving up on its plans to grow in the healthcare sector?

The tech giants have something their competitors do not: no need to make any actual profit from the streaming race. Still, they will continue to make considerable gains.

Analyst Dan Romanoff believes the e-commerce juggernaut benefits from its economic moat. Here's why he rates AMZN as a buy, despite the uncertainty that surrounds the company.

Amazon’s business model has been divided into multiple ventures in order to create a service-offering ecosystem. Here is what its next steps could be.

The e-commerce/tech giant is putting the vacuum cleaner producer under its umbrella. Today, the Amazon Maven looks at Wall Street’s perspective on the deal.

The Seattle behemoth has created the ultimate service flywheel in order to boost its e-commerce business. Here's what I think is coming next.

Unlike the rest of Wall Street, Rosenblatt Securities’ Barton Crockett believes Amazon’s last financial disclosure was far from thrilling.