The Amazon saw an increase of 7.98% in US shares last week. Barclays gave an increase in ratings.

[Step of stock] Last week, 29 January to 2 February, the standard page 500 rose by 1.38%, the NASDAQ by 1.12%, and the Dow Jones industry average by 1.43%. The Amazon-American share increased cumulatively last week by 7.98%, with a total of $5,459 million and, as of last week, $171.81; the United States-owned stock market rose cumulatively by 10.7%, and by 13.08% this year, and by 66.18% for nearly 52 weeks.

[Commercial Comparison] The latest increase and decline in the securities code acronyms last week was a 52-week increase and decline in the current month's increase and decline in METAMeta 474.99, 20.51 per cent, 21.75 per cent, 34.54.65 per cent, AMZN Amazon $171.81, 7.98.7 per cent, 13.08 per cent, 66.18 per cent, MSFT Microsoft $411.22, 1.8 per cent, 9.36 per cent, 59.17 per cent, AAPL Apple $185.85, 0.71 per cent, 3.49 per cent, 20.29 per cent, GOGL Google A142.

$38-64 per cent 1.63 per cent, 35.88 per cent [relevant news] of Amazon's market value exceeded Google A. Amazon by 7.9 per cent for the first time since 2021, with $172.50 and $1.78 trillion. Bezos plans to sell up to 50 million shares of Amazon stock over the next 12 months. The Google Mother Company Alphabet fell by 0.5 per cent, reported $14.43, with $1.75 trillion. The Amazon rose by more than 6 per cent, with four quarters of its performance and one quarter of its guidelines better than expected.

Amazon: Capital spending is set to increase this year, mainly for generating AI-related projects at today’s Amazon Q4 performance meeting, where CFO Brian Osaviski stated that capital spending is expected to increase this year, that there are no specific figures available and that this year’s plans are still being developed, but that it is certain that capital spending will increase this year. This is due to the regional expansion and increased capacity of cloud operations, mainly related to generating artificial intelligence projects.

On February 1, Amazon's launch of the generation AI shopping assistant Rufus Amazon announced the launch of a generation artificial intelligence shopping assistant called Rufus in its mobile application. From Thursday, local time, Amazon will provide a test version for a small number of users, which will be available for more American users in the coming weeks. Rufus, based on Amazon's catalogue of products and web information training, can answer questions about shopping needs, products and comparisons.

Amazon CEO: Generated AI still earns less: Generated AI still earns less, confident that we will generate tens of billions of dollars over the next few years. Net sales in the fourth fiscal season of the Amazon were $16,996.6 billion higher than projected net sales in the fourth fiscal season of the Amazon, and analysts expected $16,996.6 billion, while analysts expected $16,621 million; AWS net sales in the fourth fiscal season, $24.20 billion, and analysts projected $24.22 billion; operating profits in the fourth fiscal season, $13.21 billion, and analysts projected $10.49 billion; fourth fiscal season, $1.00, and analysts projected $0.78 million; net sales in the first fiscal season, $138 billion to $143.5 billion, and analysts projected 1420 million.

$100 million; projected operating profits for the first fiscal season range from $8 billion to $12 billion, with analysts predicting $9.12 billion. The increase in the Amazon American stock plate was subsequently extended to 5 per cent. The Amazon rolls out RUFUS Amazonian, an artificial intelligence assistant, RUFUS.

The United States Federal Trade Commission: On January 29, Amazon announced the termination of the 1.4 billion-dollar acquisition of iRobot, the European Union regulatory authority did not approve the offer. US Regulators: I am glad that Amazons and iRobot have given up on M & A transactions and that the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has said that it is pleased that Amazons and iRobot have abandoned the proposed M & As. Serious concerns have been expressed about the potential impact of competition. Amazons have given up $1.4 billion in acquisitions, land sweeper iRobot will lay off 31% of local time, Amazons have given up on January 29th, and Amazons have given up $1.4 billion in acquisitions against iRobot, the manufacturer of ground sweeps, because EU regulators have previously threatened to prevent the deal from being made, and Amazons will not be able to bridge their differences.

The recently troubled iRobot said that CEO Colin Angle had left office and that a restructuring plan initiated by the company would result in about 350 layoffs, or 31% of the workforce. The Amazon would pay the iRobot $94 million for the termination of the deal. (Interface) Amazon and consumer robotics iRobot agreed to terminate the pending acquisition of Amazon and consumer robotics iRobot agreed to terminate the pending acquisition.) [US share rating] Barclays gave Amazons an additional rating of $220.0 on 2 February.

On 2 February, Evercore ISI Group gave Amazon's winning board a target rating of $220.00. On 2 February, JMP Securities gave Amazon's winning board a target rating of $225.00. On 2 February, JP Morgan gave Amazon's winning board an additional rating of $225.00. On 2 February, Needham gave Amazon's buying rating of $205.00. On 2 February, Oppenheimer gave Amazon's winning board a target rating of $210.00.

Raymond James gave Amazons a strong buy-in rating of $20.00 on 2 February. RBC Capital gave Amazons a win-win rating of $215.00 on 2 February. Roth MKM gave Amazons a rating of $205.00 on 2 February. Susquehanna gave Amazons a positive rating of $220.00 on 2 February. Telley Advisory Group gave Amazons a win-win rating of $200.00 on 2 February.

2 February, Truist Securities gave Amazons a rating of $195.00. 2 February, UBS gave Amazons a rating of $198.00. 2 February, Wedbush gave Amazons a win-win rating of $22.00.