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Amazon Reports Higher Sales and Earnings for 3Q, Helped by Its Fast-Growing Web Services Business
Amazon’s cloud computing unit grew 20%, boosting profits despite inflation; the company plans 14,000 corporate job cuts amid automation and AI investments.
- The results, announced Thursday, showed Amazon posted higher fiscal third-quarter profit with net income $21.12 billion, or $1.95 per share, beating Wall Street expectations.
- AWS grew 20%, and Andy Jassy, president and CEO of Amazon, said AWS is expanding at a pace not seen since 2022 as artificial intelligence drives meaningful improvements.
- Sales data show sales rose to $180.2 billion from prior-year sales $158.88 billion while items sold increased 11%, the company said.
- On Tuesday, Amazon announced corporate job cuts about 14,000, teams notified Tuesday, equal to about a 4% reduction in corporate workforce; Andy Jassy said the decision wasn’t financially or AI driven.
- Amazon set fiscal fourth-quarter sales range $206 billion to $213 billion, while last week AWS suffered a massive outage; the company is testing a new robotics system in South Carolina plus an AI agent for workforce deployment.
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Amazon reports higher sales and earnings for 3Q, helped by its accelerating computing arm business
Amazon posted higher fiscal third quarter profit and sales compared with a year ago, as the online giant kept attracting shoppers looking for good prices while inflation resurges
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Amazon reports higher sales and earnings for 3Q, helped by its fast-growing web services business
Amazon posted higher fiscal third quarter profit and sales compared with a year ago, fueled by accelerating growth in its cloud computing business and strong spending by its customers looking for low prices at a time when inflation is resurging.
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