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#revenue

Amazon is poised to surpass Walmart in revenue for the first time this year.

Amazon's profits rose in Q2 but missed revenue estimates, resulting in a decrease in stock price.

Amazon's revenue for the first quarter rose by 13% and its diluted earnings tripled, beating estimates. Its core businesses are growing, including the North American, international segments, and AWS.

Amazon is introducing more intrusive ads on Prime Video to boost sales and revenue.

Microsoft Cloud's revenue has reached $69.6bn, with significant growth in AI enterprise deployments and infrastructure scaling challenges affecting margins.

Apple's revenue and profit surpassed analyst expectations, despite a decline in iPhone sales, giving the company time to demonstrate returns from AI investments.

Alphabet Inc. beat revenue expectations driven by cloud services and advertising. Google aims to compete in AI with integrated solutions across products.

Apple's quarterly revenue rose significantly but was impacted by a major tax payment, leading to profit declines.

Netflix's subscriber growth surged to 302 million led by 'Squid Game' and live sports, alongside a significant increase in subscription prices.

Netflix significantly outperformed subscriber growth expectations in the holiday quarter, driven by strategic programming investments.

The company is shifting its focus from subscriber numbers to revenue and profit metrics in the future.

Meta's second-quarter revenue surpassed expectations, rising to $39 billion despite plans for increased spending on AI research and development.

Big technology companies invest heavily in AI without immediate profits, restating trust amid skepticism. Meta increases AI-related spending despite uncertainty about technology's profitability.

Server products and cloud services are Microsoft's revenue drivers.

Microsoft reported $64.7bn in revenue for the quarter, driven by AI and platform strategy.