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Amazon Q2 earnings preview: AI bets, cloud growth, and tariff changes in the spotlight

Amazon reports Q2 2025 earnings Thursday, with investors watching for signs of AI-driven growth, AWS momentum, and how economic trends are affecting e-commerce.

Investor's Business Daily on MSN · 17h

Amazon Earnings On Deck With Cloud AI Growth, Tariff Impact In Focus

The tariff deal between the U.S. and China helped Amazon stock rally back from April lows. But the stock is still chasing highs from early February and may have some questions to answer for investors before it can reach new heights.

Seeking Alpha · 1d

Amazon Earnings Preview: Fiscal Q2 2025

According to Visible Alpha consensus, Amazon's total revenues expected for Q2 remained stable at $162.2 billion, driven by continued resilience in Amazon’s online retail and AWS businesses.

Amazon Backs Showrunner’s AI Streaming Platform

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Amazon Backs Showrunner’s AI Streaming Platform As It Launches Satirical Series 'Exit Valley'

Amazon backs Showrunner, the AI streaming platform launching *Exit Valley*, a satirical animated series users can remix, expand, and monetize at showrunner.xyz.

Tom's Guide on MSN · 16h

Amazon-backed Showrunner launches “Netflix of AI” platform — and you can star in your own show

At the heart of Showrunner is SHOW-2, the company’s proprietary AI model capable of writing, animating, voicing, editing and producing full episodes of television. Early access users can sign up now at Showrunner.xyz, where a waitlist of more than 100,000 people is already queued up to try the platform.

Variety on MSN · 17h

Amazon Invests in ‘Netflix of AI' Start-Up Fable, Which Launches Showrunner: A Tool for User-Directed TV Shows

Edward Saatchi isn’t totally sure people will flock to Showrunner, the new AI-generated TV show service his company is launching publicly this week. But he has a vote of confidence from Amazon, which has invested in Fable,

Amazon to Pay New York Times at Least $20 Million a Year

The Wall Street Journal on MSN · 22h

Amazon to Pay New York Times at Least $20 Million a Year in AI Deal

The multiyear deal lets Amazon use content from the Times’s news and cooking sections and the Athletic.

GeekWire on MSN · 17h

Report: Amazon to pay at least $20M a year in AI content deal with New York Times

Amazon’s deal to license some content from The New York Times for use on the tech giant’s artificial intelligence platforms will cost at least $20 million annually, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.

The Hill on MSN · 16h

Amazon to pay New York Times $20 million to feed company’s AI

Amazon has agreed to pay at least $20 million to The New York Times Co. for the right to use its journalism to feed the tech giant’s artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. The deal between the two companies was first announced in May,

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Amazon-backed Skild AI unveils general-purpose AI model for multi-purpose robots

By Akash Sriram (Reuters) -Robotics startup Skild AI, backed by Amazon.com and Japan's SoftBank Group, on Tuesday unveiled a ...

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Amazon Could Save Billions Thanks to Trump's 'One Big Beautiful' Bill

Amazon is slated to report quarterly results after the closing bell Thursday, and the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act could factor into the e-commerce giant’s guidance.

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Amazon Locks Down Against Google’s AI Shopping Agents

Amazon is taking steps to keep other companies’ artificial intelligence shopping tools from swarming its e-commerce site. In ...

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This Company Could Be the Amazon of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Infrastructure

Artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure investments are on the rise, and one Nvidia partner is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the trend.

Meet Bee: The $49 AI Wearable Amazon Just Bought That Hears Everything You Say

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) has agreed to acquire Bee, a San Francisco startup behind a $49.99 AI wristband that listens to ...

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Amazon bets on AI start-up that lets you create shows

Amazon has invested in Fable, a San Francisco-based start-up that is launching Showrunner, an AI-generated TV show service.

Amazon has invested in an AI startup that lets people make TV episodes.

The amount of the investment in Fable, which is making a service called Showrunner, hasn’t been disclosed, Variety reports. The company’s CEO and co-founder also says that it is in talks with Disney ...