This surge followed the announcement of third-quarter net sales hitting $158.9 billion, marking an 11% increase from the previous year.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy emphasized the company's commitment to developing in-house AI chips, like Trainium and Inferentia, to improve price performance for AI workloads, while maintaining a strong partnership with Nvidia, as Amazon Web Services (AWS) reported 19.1% growth and robust customer demand.
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Amazon beat third-quarter estimates for revenue and earnings per share and shared an update on guidance Thursday.
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Stock markets worldwide are reaching record-breaking highs. This unprecedented rally, spanning from Tokyo to New York, has seen 14 of the world's 20 largest stock markets hit all-time highs.
CoreWeave, an AI cloud-computing startup supported by Nvidia, has secured $7.5 billion in debt financing from Blackstone, Carlyle Group, and BlackRock. This funding follows a $1.1 billion equity round, valuing CoreWeave at $19 billion. The funds will expand their data centers and purchase AI chips.
TikTok is testing 60-minute video uploads for select users, challenging platforms like YouTube. LinkedIn and Uber Eats are also exploring short-form video features.
On Thursday, Walmart Inc (NYSE: WMT) surpassed estimates with fiscal first quarter earnings and revenue expectations. The discounter significantly expanded its e-commerce sales and boosted profits with newer businesses, including advertising and its efforts to appeal to more affluent&nbs
BofA Securities' Alexander Perry initiated coverage on SharkNinja with a Buy rating and a $90.00 price target. Perry highlighted the company's robust growth potential, driven by its data-driven innovation and market expansion. SharkNinja's plans to launch 25 new products annually, along with expanding shelf space at major retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Costco, are expected to bolster its market share.
Microsoft's emissions increased by 29.1% due to data center expansion for AI and cloud computing, competing with Amazon and Google. It plans to use 100% carbon-free electricity by 2030.
Tesla's decision to lay off approximately 500 employees from its Supercharging team as part of its global restructuring efforts has garnered significant attention.
Paramount Global is reportedly discussing a potential media partnership expansion with Amazon, focusing on bundling channel sales and advertising. Paramount+, already featured on Amazon's Channels store, could see enhanced integration. Concurrently, Paramount is evaluating acquisition proposals from David Ellison and Apollo Global Management.
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