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Amazon BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Fresh off a blockbuster third-quarter earnings report that sent my stock up 12 percent and propelled me—Amazon—back into the coveted Magnificent Seven, I am putting on quite a show this November. Thanks to surging demand for artificial intelligence, my AWS cloud division suddenly looks anything but sluggish. Investors and tech watchers see a bullish path for me now that Anthropic, one of my top AI partners, is reportedly on track to radically hike its cloud spending with me over the next two years. Pinterest is shifting its business to AWS as well, translating into more revenue and momentum. Last week, Mizuho’s Lloyd Walmsley and The Information gushed over how these big customers would accelerate my AI-driven growth.
Of course, it is not just the tech corners buzzing. I am hustling for the holidays and making headlines with a bold plan to hire a staggering 250,000 temporary workers for my 2025 holiday rush, a sign that I expect shoppers to stream in, carts full and wallets open. But don’t get too cozy—there is plenty of chatter, including in The Water Coolest newsletter, about how my ever-advancing robots could one day nudge humans aside in these roles, especially with warehouse automation and artificial intelligence tracking each movement. For now, though, flesh-and-blood workers are lining the aisles.
My Black Friday deals are already dropping jaws, with the official week starting November 20 and savings spanning every category you can dream up, from tablets to tools. Before that, I rolled out my biggest Haul event ever—think $1 and even $0.11 deals—for two days of jaw-dropping bargains on November 10 and 11, perfectly timed to stuff baskets ahead of Singles Day and Veterans Day. Still, industry experts over at eMarketer say my Haul and brand-new Bazaar app—my answer to Shein and Temu—look more like strategic hedges than full-blown bets, letting me hold my own among value seekers without diluting the core Amazon brand. Bazaar just launched across more than a dozen global markets and gives price-conscious shoppers a turbo-charged, under-ten-dollars shopping fix, all while I continue to test and adjust.
Meanwhile, social media is buzzing as Cumberbatch steals the show in my 5-Star Theater campaign, dramatically reading out customer reviews with Oscar-level flourish. Fans are also lighting up Instagram and WhatsApp hunting for early Black Friday deals, and my team is hyping the upcoming UnBoxed ads conference in Nashville, where innovations across my growing ad empire are poised to dwarf even more rivals—Google and The Trade Desk, beware. And if you want a taste of grander things, I just bought a record $700 million data center site in Northern Virginia, further fueling my cloud ambitions. The only cloud on the horizon is the persistent speculation about layoffs and the rise of AI—according to Marketing Week, AI is nibbling away at marketing jobs, yet my commitment to turbocharging the business remains undimmed.
With this much activity, news, and digital electricity, you could say the only thing matching my Prime delivery speeds is the tempo of my headlines.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Fresh off a blockbuster third-quarter earnings report that sent my stock up 12 percent and propelled me—Amazon—back into the coveted Magnificent Seven, I am putting on quite a show this November. Thanks to surging demand for artificial intelligence, my AWS cloud division suddenly looks anything but sluggish. Investors and tech watchers see a bullish path for me now that Anthropic, one of my top AI partners, is reportedly on track to radically hike its cloud spending with me over the next two years. Pinterest is shifting its business to AWS as well, translating into more revenue and momentum. Last week, Mizuho’s Lloyd Walmsley and The Information gushed over how these big customers would accelerate my AI-driven growth.
Of course, it is not just the tech corners buzzing. I am hustling for the holidays and making headlines with a bold plan to hire a staggering 250,000 temporary workers for my 2025 holiday rush, a sign that I expect shoppers to stream in, carts full and wallets open. But don’t get too cozy—there is plenty of chatter, including in The Water Coolest newsletter, about how my ever-advancing robots could one day nudge humans aside in these roles, especially with warehouse automation and artificial intelligence tracking each movement. For now, though, flesh-and-blood workers are lining the aisles.
My Black Friday deals are already dropping jaws, with the official week starting November 20 and savings spanning every category you can dream up, from tablets to tools. Before that, I rolled out my biggest Haul event ever—think $1 and even $0.11 deals—for two days of jaw-dropping bargains on November 10 and 11, perfectly timed to stuff baskets ahead of Singles Day and Veterans Day. Still, industry experts over at eMarketer say my Haul and brand-new Bazaar app—my answer to Shein and Temu—look more like strategic hedges than full-blown bets, letting me hold my own among value seekers without diluting the core Amazon brand. Bazaar just launched across more than a dozen global markets and gives price-conscious shoppers a turbo-charged, under-ten-dollars shopping fix, all while I continue to test and adjust.
Meanwhile, social media is buzzing as Cumberbatch steals the show in my 5-Star Theater campaign, dramatically reading out customer reviews with Oscar-level flourish. Fans are also lighting up Instagram and WhatsApp hunting for early Black Friday deals, and my team is hyping the upcoming UnBoxed ads conference in Nashville, where innovations across my growing ad empire are poised to dwarf even more rivals—Google and The Trade Desk, beware. And if you want a taste of grander things, I just bought a record $700 million data center site in Northern Virginia, further fueling my cloud ambitions. The only cloud on the horizon is the persistent speculation about layoffs and the rise of AI—according to Marketing Week, AI is nibbling away at marketing jobs, yet my commitment to turbocharging the business remains undimmed.
With this much activity, news, and digital electricity, you could say the only thing matching my Prime delivery speeds is the tempo of my headlines.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Fresh off a blockbuster third-quarter earnings report that sent my stock up 12 percent and propelled me—Amazon—back into the coveted Magnificent Seven, I am putting on quite a show this November. Thanks to surging demand for artificial intelligence, my AWS cloud division suddenly looks anything but sluggish. Investors and tech watchers see a bullish path for me now that Anthropic, one of my top AI partners, is reportedly on track to radically hike its cloud spending with me over the next two years. Pinterest is shifting its business to AWS as well, translating into more revenue and momentum. Last week, Mizuho’s Lloyd Walmsley and The Information gushed over how these big customers would accelerate my AI-driven growth.
Of course, it is not just the tech corners buzzing. I am hustling for the holidays and making headlines with a bold plan to hire a staggering 250,000 temporary workers for my 2025 holiday rush, a sign that I expect shoppers to stream in, carts full and wallets open. But don’t get too cozy—there is plenty of chatter, including in The Water Coolest newsletter, about how my ever-advancing robots could one day nudge humans aside in these roles, especially with warehouse automation and artificial intelligence tracking each movement. For now, though, flesh-and-blood workers are lining the aisles.
My Black Friday deals are already dropping jaws, with the official week starting November 20 and savings spanning every category you can dream up, from tablets to tools. Before that, I rolled out my biggest Haul event ever—think $1 and even $0.11 deals—for two days of jaw-dropping bargains on November 10 and 11, perfectly timed to stuff baskets ahead of Singles Day and Veterans Day. Still, industry experts over at eMarketer say my Haul and brand-new Bazaar app—my answer to Shein and Temu—look more like strategic hedges than full-blown bets, letting me hold my own among value seekers without diluting the core Amazon brand. Bazaar just launched across more than a dozen global markets and gives price-conscious shoppers a turbo-charged, under-ten-dollars shopping fix, all while I continue to test and adjust.
Meanwhile, social media is buzzing as Cumberbatch steals the show in my 5-Star Theater campaign, dramatically reading out customer reviews with Oscar-level flourish. Fans are also lighting up Instagram and WhatsApp hunting for early Black Friday deals, and my team is hyping the upcoming UnBoxed ads conference in Nashville, where innovations across my growing ad empire are poised to dwarf even more rivals—Google and The Trade Desk, beware. And if you want a taste of grander things, I just bought a record $700 million data center site in Northern Virginia, further fueling my cloud ambitions. The only cloud on the horizon is the persistent speculation about layoffs and the rise of AI—according to Marketing Week, AI is nibbling away at marketing jobs, yet my commitment to turbocharging the business remains undimmed.
With this much activity, news, and digital electricity, you could say the only thing matching my Prime delivery speeds is the tempo of my headlines.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Fresh off a blockbuster third-quarter earnings report that sent my stock up 12 percent and propelled me—Amazon—back into the coveted Magnificent Seven, I am putting on quite a show this November. Thanks to surging demand for artificial intelligence, my AWS cloud division suddenly looks anything but sluggish. Investors and tech watchers see a bullish path for me now that Anthropic, one of my top AI partners, is reportedly on track to radically hike its cloud spending with me over the next two years. Pinterest is shifting its business to AWS as well, translating into more revenue and momentum. Last week, Mizuho’s Lloyd Walmsley and The Information gushed over how these big customers would accelerate my AI-driven growth.
Of course, it is not just the tech corners buzzing. I am hustling for the holidays and making headlines with a bold plan to hire a staggering 250,000 temporary workers for my 2025 holiday rush, a sign that I expect shoppers to stream in, carts full and wallets open. But don’t get too cozy—there is plenty of chatter, including in The Water Coolest newsletter, about how my ever-advancing robots could one day nudge humans aside in these roles, especially with warehouse automation and artificial intelligence tracking each movement. For now, though, flesh-and-blood workers are lining the aisles.
My Black Friday deals are already dropping jaws, with the official week starting November 20 and savings spanning every category you can dream up, from tablets to tools. Before that, I rolled out my biggest Haul event ever—think $1 and even $0.11 deals—for two days of jaw-dropping bargains on November 10 and 11, perfectly timed to stuff baskets ahead of Singles Day and Veterans Day. Still, industry experts over at eMarketer say my Haul and brand-new Bazaar app—my answer to Shein and Temu—look more like strategic hedges than full-blown bets, letting me hold my own among value seekers without diluting the core Amazon brand. Bazaar just launched across more than a dozen global markets and gives price-conscious shoppers a turbo-charged, under-ten-dollars shopping fix, all while I continue to test and adjust.
Meanwhile, social media is buzzing as Cumberbatch steals the show in my 5-Star Theater campaign, dramatically reading out customer reviews with Oscar-level flourish. Fans are also lighting up Instagram and WhatsApp hunting for early Black Friday deals, and my team is hyping the upcoming UnBoxed ads conference in Nashville, where innovations across my growing ad empire are poised to dwarf even more rivals—Google and The Trade Desk, beware. And if you want a taste of grander things, I just bought a record $700 million data center site in Northern Virginia, further fueling my cloud ambitions. The only cloud on the horizon is the persistent speculation about layoffs and the rise of AI—according to Marketing Week, AI is nibbling away at marketing jobs, yet my commitment to turbocharging the business remains undimmed.
With this much activity, news, and digital electricity, you could say the only thing matching my Prime delivery speeds is the tempo of my headlines.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI