Amazon Stock Falls on Weaker Sales Outlook
Amazon's stock fell 5% after reporting Q3 sales guidance below estimates. The company beat EPS but missed revenue.
AWS saw strong growth, while advertising missed. Investors have limited patience for massive AI spending, heightening scrutiny on Wall Street.
Despite beating expectations for Q2 earnings, Amazon's revenue missed and the company gave a lower sales outlook. AWS sales grew 18.7%, but advertising and third-party seller fees fell short.
CEO Jassy has cut costs, but North American retail operations missed. Amazon's focus on AI to compete with Microsoft and Google has led to increased investments, impacting margins.
The company projects lower-than-expected revenue for Q3. Despite strong growth in AWS and online store sales, investors remain cautious, favoring lower-priced goods.
The stock is down over 4% post-earnings, reflecting the scrutiny on Big Tech results.
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