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Amazon Q4 2019 Sends Stocks Soaring

Yesterday Amazon released 2019 4th Quarter earnings, sending stock prices soaring. The Q4 report also pushed Amazon’s market cap above $1 trillion, entering a stratosphere only Apple, Alphabet and Microsoft have reached. It was a good day for Amazon stock holders, with CNBC reporting the following

Looking Back at 2018 with Jeff Bezos

In his annual letter to shareholders, Jeff Bezos reviews Amazon's highlights from the last year. A glimpse into business initiatives and continued growth, this letter outlines what the future holds for the industry giant. Looking back at 2018, Jeff Bezos returned to his first letter to

Amazon Captures One-Third of E-commerce Sales

Year over year, Amazon continues to show up as a dominant player in the ecommerce world. Last year, Amazon captured 33.7% of all U.S. ecommerce sales, and still dominated in the top retail categories. Amazon ended Q4 of 2018 with 39% of ecommerce market share. As

Jeff Bezos 2018 Letter to Shareholders: A Closer Look at Amazon

In a letter to shareholders, Amazon shows a closer look into the world of operations and company mantras through the eyes of Jeff Bezos.   Jeff Bezos finally gave the world a peek behind the curtain in his Letter to Shareholders on Wednesday. The Amazon Founder and

Amazon on the Rise: $100 Billion Growth Forecast by 2019

Amazon’s increasing gross merchandise volume (GMV) has been keeping pace with its rapid growth over the years. As reported by Credit Suisse, the contribution of marketplace sellers is expected to double from an estimated $103 billion in 2016 to $212 billion by 2019. Although Amazon

Brands Succumbing to Amazon’s Reign

At the forefront of an evolving retail landscape looms Amazon, home to the world’s largest selection of products. The convenience of online shopping has challenged brick-and-mortar locations, forcing many to close their doors permanently. As a result, more and more brands are migrating to Amazon