ToplineThe White House took aim at Amazon on Tuesday after the e-commerce giant reportedly prepared to directly display to consumers the price increases associated with President Donald Trump’s tariffs, sending shares of the Jeff Bezos-founded retailer downward.President Donald Trump, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Amazon chairman Jeff Bezos (L-R) in 2017. The Washington Post via Getty Images Key FactsCiting an unnamed source with knowledge of the plan, Punchbowl News reported Amazon, which relies on China ...

Amazon is bringing back its annual sales event, Prime Day, in July, the e-commerce giant said on Tuesday. This year, consumer demand for the popular sale event could be dampened by the possibility of tariffs increasing the cost of goods. To highlight the impact of President Trump’s tariffs, Amazon will reportedly begin to display the cost of the tariffs next to the total price of goods on its site, according to a Punchbowl News. The White House swiftly blasted Amazon’s decision to display the impact of tar ...

Amazon is reportedly looking for steep supplier discounts to offset the cost of U.S. tariffs.As the Financial Times (FT) reported Tuesday (April 29), the tech giant has asked for low double-digit price decreases from merchants in a range of categories, from homeware to consumer electronics.That’s according to a trio of vendor consultants who negotiate on behalf of brands and suppliers. They say Amazon has become more aggressive with suppliers getting goods from China in the wake of the White House’s 145% ta ...

The White House on Tuesday slammed Amazon for reportedly planning to display the cost of President Donald Trump's tariffs next to the total price of products on its site. Amazon did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment. The Trump administration's aggressive swipe came in response to Punchbowl News' report earlier Tuesday morning that Amazon will soon show consumers how much of an item's cost comes from tariffs. The amount added as a result of tariffs will be displayed right next to each pro ...

$19.3 million. That's how much money you'd have today if you bought $10,000 worth of Amazon (AMZN -0.59%) shares at its IPO in 1997 and never sold. Could you make a 1,930-fold gain over the next few decades by investing in Amazon? Probably not. However, I think the stock will remain a big winner. And there's one most compelling reason to buy Amazon stock right now. Good reasons to buy Amazon stock Don't get me wrong: I'm not saying there's only one reason to invest in Amazon now. I can think of quite a few ...

文章核心观点 探讨马克·库班对亚马逊因关税面临困境的预测，分析其观点并给出投资者应对建议 [2][8] 库班对亚马逊的看法 - 库班不看好对亚马逊有依赖的公司，批评亚马逊向卖家收取的费用 [2] - 亚马逊是库班在线药房Cost Plus Drugs的竞争对手 [3] - 库班认为特朗普政府对中国加征的145%关税会使亚马逊受损，因美国亚马逊平台上中国卖家销售产品占比惊人 [3] 对库班观点的反驳 - 消费者可从其他低关税国家的卖家处购买原中国卖家的产品，美国卖家或从中受益 [4][5] - 中国卖家销售额下降及亚马逊收费减少的负面影响，可在一定程度上被其他方面的购买增加抵消，亚马逊有低成本的Amazon Haul店面且连续八年被评为美国成本最低的在线零售商 [6] - 特朗普称中国关税将大幅下降，库班的预测有“关税持续”这一前提 [7] 投资者应对建议 - 若高关税持续且亚马逊受影响，投资者应定期买入并长期持有亚马逊股票 [8] - 亚马逊会尽力降低关税对利润的影响，且关税不会永远有效，可能被联邦法院宣布违宪、白宫达成贸易协议降低关税或2028年新总统上台改变政策 [9][10]

The first Kuiper mission kicks off what will need to become a steady cadence of launches in order for Amazon to meet a deadline set by the Federal Communications Commission. The agency expects the company to have half of its total constellation, or 1,618 satellites, up in the air by July 2026. A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket is on the launch pad carrying Amazon's Project Kuiper internet network satellites, which are expected to eventually rival Elon Musk's Starlink system, at the Cape Canaveral Spac ...

Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) is among the "Magnificent Seven" names hitting the earnings confessional this week, with first-quarter results due out after the close on Thursday, May 1. Wall Street will be eager to learn how tariffs are impacting consumer spending on the e-commerce platform. Ahead of the event, Oppenheimer cut AMZN's price objective to $220 from $260.AMZN was last seen down 1.7% to trade at $185.83, looking to snap its four-day win streak after gaining 9.5% last week. Shares are down 15.5% so ...

About this content About Emily Jarvie Emily began her career as a political journalist for Australian Community Media in Hobart, Tasmania. After she relocated to Toronto, Canada, she reported on business, legal, and scientific developments in the emerging psychedelics sector before joining Proactive in 2022. She brings a strong journalism background with her work featured in newspapers, magazines, and digital publications across Australia, Europe, and North America, including The Examiner, The Advocate, ...

Amazon sellers are opting out of Prime Day this year, unable to offer steep discounts across their online storefronts as they face uncertainty over President Trump’s tariffs, according to a report.Some merchants who manufacture products in China are sitting out the mid-July shopping event as Trump’s 145% tariff on Beijing hammers their profit margins, according to a Reuters report based on interviews with four merchants and six consultants collectively advising hundreds of sellers.“Amazon will be fine, but ...