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ETFs like AWAY are riding on "funflation" as consumers keep spending on hobbies, travel, music and leisure despite higher prices.

President Donald Trump 's latest investment tally looks modest next to the administration's $11.2 trillion cumulative figure. But its composition tells a different story.

Moderna, Micron, Intel and AMD have powered huge gains in single-stock leveraged ETFs in 2026. Here are four standout areas.

Amazon is spending at a scale that makes most investors nervous, but the cash flow charts tell a story that has me adding to my position every quarter.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and other Senate Democrats sent letters to the CEOs of Meta, Google, Amazon and Microsoft seeking information on tax subsidies for AI and data center development they say was authorized by the GOP-led "one big beautiful bill" act.

Britain's Competition Appeal Tribunal on Monday allowed part of a consumer lawsuit against Apple and Amazon to proceed over ​claims they restricted competition in the sale of Apple ‌products on Amazon's UK marketplace.

Nvidia offers the fastest chips around, and that's driven tremendous earnings growth for the company. Another company recently said its own chip business is booming.

Amazon's stock has slid around 12% from its record close of $284.02 on Aug. 3. AWS revenue growth has accelerated for four straight quarters, hitting 37% in the second quarter.

AWS is accelerating at its fastest pace in 18 quarters and sitting on nearly half a trillion dollars in contracted backlog, yet analyst earnings estimates for 2027 fall below 2026.

AI infrastructure spending is expected to total roughly $10 trillion and average about 3.6% of GDP a year through the early next decade, according to a piece on Fox Business's The Bottom Line.

AWS just posted its fastest growth in 18 quarters and CEO Andy Jassy is talking about a trillion-dollar revenue business, yet the stock sits well below where our model says it should be trading.

Amazon hired three rocket companies to put its Leo satellites in orbit. Two of them were grounded.

Nvidia's stock could double over the next year if it just meets expectations. Amazon and Alphabet are two leaders in the cloud computing world.

This week: Amazon is blocking Meta's new Muse AI assistant from shopping on Amazon.

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Amazon's ten-year run turned patient investors into big winners, but shareholders who bought in the last five years tell a much quieter story, and those counting on cash payouts got nothing at all.

AWS is seeing significant growth from its investments in data centers. Data center capital expenditures have consumed all of Amazon's cash flows.

One of the top dividend-paying stocks, Coca-Cola, lagged the S&P 500 index in the past decade. Amazon's ability and willingness to invest aggressively in promising opportunities support ongoing revenue and profit growth, benefiting shareholders.

Earnings season is here again, with the next few weeks promising some important earnings drops. From financials like JP Morgan Chase (JPM) all the way to most of the megacap tech names, markets will learn a lot.

Andy Jassy just committed roughly $200 billion in capital expenditures for 2026, and the logic behind that number reveals something most investors are missing about where AWS demand is actually coming from.

While most of the Mag 7 have recently reestablished leadership in the stock market, Amazon (AMZN) has lagged in recent weeks since hitting all-time highs in early August. Kai Wu says the stock has the "most interesting set-up" of the group.

Amazon is looking to challenge SpaceX in the satellite-based connectivity market. SpaceX has a huge lead over all of its competitors.

Amazon.com, Inc.'s valuation has faced renewed pressure after briefly joining the $3 trillion club. AMZN stock's underperformance in recent months highlights the market's concerns about Amazon's negative FCF profile and rising debt exposure amid renewed rate hikes, compounded by intensifying competition from Meta's Muse agent. Yet broadening agentic adoption is reinforcing AWS' growth outlook, expanding infrastructure demand beyond AI accelerators and across its diversified compute portfolio.

Growth stocks are gaining appeal as major indexes reach record highs and the market shifts from buying dips toward following momentum. Strong Growth and Momentum factor grades can identify companies combining accelerating fundamentals with sustained price strength and sector-relative outperformance. Opportunities extend beyond AI, with compelling growth trends spanning semiconductors, e-commerce, cloud computing, specialty chemicals, and data analytics.

Hyperscaler stocks could rebound in 2027, according to a Goldman Sachs scenario for capital spending, revenue growth and free cash flow.

Microsoft and Amazon are expanding their footprint in quantum computing, even as a commercial breakout remains years away.

Amazon just shut Meta's Muse agent out of its store overnight, and the real reason goes deeper than security complaints.

Amazon (AMZN +0.04%) has a reasonable chance of generating strong returns from its investments in AI.

Amazon says that Meta's Muse violates its terms of services. Meanwhile, retail platforms like Walmart, Shopify, and Best Buy have recently announced integrations with Muse.

Its AWS cloud service accounts for the vast majority of Amazon's profits. AWS is also growing substantially faster than Amazon's other divisions.

Amazon is making fast, free Prime delivery available beyond Amazon.com, giving merchants another way to use the company's logistics network to compete for online shoppers, according to a Thursday (Sept. 24) press release.

Amazon spent decades trying to make itself the place where merchants sell. Its next act may be considerably more ambitious: becoming the place where merchants run their businesses, regardless of where the sale happens.

New reports this week from The New York Times and NBC's TODAY show detail how residents in Richardson, Texas, — a Dallas suburb near a major Amazon fulfillment facility — are bearing the brunt of Prime Air's ambitious expansion.

Amazon's full-stack AI strategy drives AWS, chips, retail and ad growth, while Meta faces rising costs and legal uncertainties.

On September 21, an investor post that Chamath Palihapitiya amplified claimed Amazon had cut off Meta's new Muse shopping agent from scraping its inventory, with Palihapitiya responding that he suspected everyone would start blocking everyone.

AMZN is expanding agentic AI across seller tools, advertising and AWS, but heavy AI spending raises questions about when monetization will catch up.

AWS is booming, custom silicon is fully subscribed, and Wall Street has loaded up on buy ratings, but the real question is whether Amazon can clear a target that even the bulls have not fully priced in.

Amazon is introducing tools to let independent sellers manage their sales on four of its biggest rivals — eBay, Shopify,

Time to upgrade Amazon back to a buy, as recent weakness presents a timely entry amid reported threats from the Meta Muse AI agent. AMZN's advertising segment, now nearing $75B in annual revenue, is a critical growth and margin driver, but faces potential disruption from Muse. Amazon's aggressive investments in compute infrastructure and partnerships reinforce its AI and e-commerce ecosystem moat. Amazon understands AI very well.

Apple faces double-top risk, Microsoft remains range-bound and Amazon tests key moving-average support.

Maybe that Amazon-Walmart rivalry isn't so fierce after all. Amazon announced Thursday morning (Sept. 24) that it will let marketplace sellers manage orders and shipment tracking from eBay, Shopify, TikTok and Walmart inside Seller Central, extending its seller dashboard to the other places merchants do business.

The company, which uses the machines for sorting and moving packages inside warehouses, is already one of the world's top robot makers.

The September 22 disclosure revealed that President Donald Trump, yet again, executed more than 1,000 trades in a single month. Among these stock market maneuvers made in July, two equity sales stand out for their sheer scale.

The Anthropic IPO could happen as soon as November. Amazon started investing in Anthropic in 2023.

US e-commerce retailer Amazon will invest $3 billion to expand ​its India quick commerce business by 2030, two sources said, its biggest bet yet on a sector where rivals have raced ahead by ‌popularising deliveries within minutes.

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Amazon began blocking Meta's Muse agent from shopping on its site Sunday night, citing its conditions of use. Shopify's president says agent-driven orders carry the same economics as ordinary online store orders.

Amazon's chief sustainability officer said Tuesday the company doesn't know how it will achieve its goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2040.

Meta's new Muse AI personal agent is garnering excitement and shows signs of becoming a hit, but Amazon has blocked the app from its site. The early success of Muse, which rocketed to the top of Apple's App store, has helped Meta build momentum ahead of Meta Connect, its annual developer conference.

Amazon owns a larger stake in Anthropic. Both Amazon and Alphabet supply computing power to the AI company.