Inside Amazon's Stock Drop: Why Analysts Remain High on AWS AI Momentum
Amazon stock fell nearly 2% despite bullish analyst forecasts predicting AWS revenue will top $335 billion behind surging AI cloud demand.
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NVIDIA Is Still the AI Bellwether—And Rivals Aren’t Close
NVDA jumps 7% on earnings beat. Analysts weigh in: Is NVIDIA still an AI bellwether or is hypergrowth slowing down?
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