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  • Alexa Structural

    Alexa is a product and brand developed, marketed, and supported by Amazon.com, Inc.

    Well supportedOct 8
  • Andy Jassy Structural

    Andy Jassy serves as the CEO of Amazon, whose leadership and strategic outlook directly drive the company's business direction and market perception.

    Well supportedSep 9
  • SEC Structural

    Amazon.com, Inc. is subject to regulatory oversight by the SEC, requiring mandatory financial disclosures and filings.

    Well supportedSun 10:22
  • Qualcomm Operational

    Amazon is actively targeting and collaborating with Qualcomm on the development of custom AI chips and infrastructure.

    Some supportSep 15
  • Ameren Missouri Structural

    Amazon.com receives services from Ameren Missouri that cover 100% of its electric service costs.

    Some supportJun 20
  • Walmart Operational

    The relationship is characterized by intensifying market competition in both retail and cloud services.

    Some supportJul 9
  • Google Operational

    Amazon and Google are actively competing rivals in the AI chip and cloud infrastructure markets.

    Well supportedOct 8
  • Alphabet Inc. Operational

    Amazon and Alphabet are identified as major, competing AI and hyperscale technology giants.

    Well supportedSep 20
  • Wells Fargo Structural

    Wells Fargo acts as a lender for Amazon's infrastructure spending, a relationship that is also subject to Wells Fargo's stock analysis.

    Some supportJul 14
  • Corning Transactional

    A multiyear business deal was established for Amazon to procure optical fiber from Corning, valued in the billions of dollars.

    Some supportSep 5
  • A long-term supply agreement exists for A to receive backup generators from B.

    Some supportSep 22
  • Amazon is required to file specific reports, including Form 13F regarding holdings, with the SEC for regulatory compliance.

    Well supportedSep 4
  • Globalstar Transactional

    Amazon announced plans to acquire a stake in Globalstar.

    Some supportJun 11
  • FED Operational

    The FED's hawkish tone directly pressured Amazon's market performance.

    Some supportJun 18
  • Whole Foods Market Structural

    The relationship is defined by Amazon employing personnel who operate within Whole Foods Market locations.

    Some supportJun 20
  • HSBC Structural

    HSBC functions as a financial institution providing lending services to fund Amazon's infrastructure spending.

    Some supportJun 16
  • NiSource Structural

    A critical partnership exists where NiSource provides power infrastructure to support Amazon's large-scale data centers.

    Some supportJun 30
  • Pinterest Operational

    Pinterest partners with Amazon, leveraging its products and investing in Amazon's custom AI chips.

    Some supportJun 11
  • ArcelorMittal Structural

    ArcelorMittal supplies structural steel necessary for Amazon's operations.

    Some supportJun 27
  • Meta Structural

    Amazon and Meta maintain a structural supply chain relationship while also competing in the AI hyperscaler market.

    Some supportSep 3
  • Citibank Transactional

    Amazon secured a $17.5 billion loan from Citibank for AI infrastructure.

    Some supportJun 20
  • Norges Bank Transactional

    Norges Bank has made multiple specific, episodic investments in Amazon.com shares.

    Some supportSep 9
  • CPU Operational

    Amazon utilizes and rolls out its proprietary Graviton5 CPU architecture for AWS customers.

    Some supportJun 10
  • ULA Structural

    ULA provides essential launch services for Amazon's Amazon Leo product line.

    Some supportJul 11
  • Oracle Operational

    The two companies actively compete against each other in the cloud infrastructure market.

    Some supportSep 4
  • Best Buy Operational

    The relationship is a partnership where their business models intersect by leveraging Fire TV advertising revenue.

    Some supportSep 23
  • The FTC is actively investigating and suing Amazon over its advertising practices.

    Some supportSep 1
  • Eagle Capital Management holds financial investment positions in Amazon.com, Inc.

    Some supportAug 19
  • Citigroup Structural

    Citigroup functions as a lender, providing capital necessary for Amazon's infrastructure spending.

    Some supportAug 25
  • Alibaba Group Operational

    The companies actively compete in the high-growth AI infrastructure services market.

    Some supportSep 13
  • Dodge & Cox Transactional

    Dodge & Cox increased its investment holding in Amazon stock.

    Some supportAug 15
  • Amundi Transactional

    Amundi increased its holding in Amazon.com stock.

    Some supportSep 28

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