"Shares of Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) gained 8.11% over the past five trading sessions after losing 2.37% the five prior. Despite having turned a corner after struggling for most of 2025, Amazon was caught up in the broad market's AI-induced sell-off last fall, which began in late October and carried through the end of the year as concerns about a bubble persisted. The stock is up 13.22% over the past year."
"After reporting Q3 earnings on Oct. 30, 2025, AMZN hit its first all-time high since February 2025. AMZN earnings beat on the top and bottom lines, with EPS of $1.95 vs. an estimated $15.7, and revenue of $180.17 vs. $177.80 estimated. Meanwhile, revenue from Amazon Web Services was $33 billion and revenue from advertising was $17.7 billion. Concerns about the company's enormous AI CapEx remain, but after the Q3 earnings call, the stock was rewarded by bullish investors."
"In October 2025, leaked documents revealed that the company is aiming to replace around 600,000 Amazon jobs with robots, with the management team estimating that the effort could trim 30 cents off each item purchased via the e-commerce giant by 2027. In July, the company deployed its 1 millionth robot while also deploying its new AI foundation model to power its robotic fleet."
Shares recovered recently after earlier losses, rising 8.11% over five sessions and up 13.22% year-over-year. Amazon beat Q3 earnings and revenue estimates on Oct. 30, 2025, reporting EPS of $1.95 and revenue of $180.17 billion, with AWS at $33 billion and advertising at $17.7 billion. Large AI capital expenditures and automation plans persist, including leaked plans to replace about 600,000 jobs with robots and deployment of a millionth robot and a new AI foundation model. The company launched low-priced branded grocery items and same-day delivery. Founder share sales and questions about sustainable growth and long-term investment safety remain.
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