格隆汇2月6日｜亚马逊盘后一度重挫11%。亚马逊四季度净销售2133.9亿美元，分析师预期2114.9亿美 元。四季度AWS净销售355.8亿美元，分析师预期348.8亿美元。四季度AWS提出汇率因素之后净销售增 长24%，分析师预期增长21%。四季度北美净销售1270.8亿美元，分析师预期1272.1亿美元。四季度实 体店净销售58.6亿美元，分析师预期58.8亿美元。四季度运营利润249.8亿美元，分析师预期248.2亿美 元；其中包含11亿美元费用计提和6.1亿美元。四季度EPS为1.95美元，分析师预期1.96美元。对AI、芯 片、机器人、现有服务的需求强劲。预计2026年资本开支大约2000亿美元，分析师预期1461.1亿美元。 预计一季度净销售1735亿-1785亿美元，分析师预期1755.4亿美元。业绩指引包含不额外重组的假设。 ...

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Core Insights - The AI industry is heavily investing in data centers, with the belief that the company with the most compute power will dominate the market in the future [1][6] Company Projections - Amazon projects $200 billion in capital expenditures through 2026, a significant increase from $131.8 billion in 2025, with investments in AI, chips, robotics, and satellites [3] - Google anticipates capital expenditures between $175 billion and $185 billion for 2026, up from $91.4 billion the previous year, indicating a substantial increase in fixed asset spending [4] - Meta forecasts $115 to $135 billion in capex for 2026, while Oracle projects $50 billion, and Microsoft’s recent quarterly figure suggests a potential $150 billion if trends continue [5] Investor Sentiment - Despite the high capital expenditures, investor confidence is wavering, with stock prices of these companies dropping as they commit hundreds of billions to AI [6][10] - The pressure is not only on companies like Meta, which are still developing their AI strategies, but also on established players like Microsoft and Amazon, as the overall spending levels are causing investor discomfort [7] Industry Dynamics - The tech industry views high-end compute as a critical resource for future survival, leading to aggressive spending strategies among major companies [6] - There is a growing concern that big tech firms will need to manage perceptions of their AI investments to maintain investor confidence, despite the belief in AI's transformative potential [10]

Amazon, controlled by billionaire Jeff Bezos, said profits grew by 31pc last year - Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg Amazon shares plunged on Thursday night, continuing a tech industry sell-off, after it outlined a $200bn (£148bn) spending surge on artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. Andy Jassy, the company’s chief executive, said the tech giant’s capital expenditure would grow by around 60pc this year as its giant cloud computing business attempts to keep ahead of rivals. The spending plans came ...

Core Insights - Amazon's cloud unit experienced its fastest growth in over three years, indicating a strong performance in the cloud services market [1] - The company's announcement of a $200 billion investment in infrastructure by 2026 led to a significant decline in its stock price, dropping 10% in after-hours trading [1] Group 1 - Amazon's cloud unit growth rate is the highest seen in more than three years, reflecting robust demand for cloud services [1] - The planned $200 billion infrastructure investment is aimed at expanding Amazon's capabilities and services [1] - The market reacted negatively to the investment announcement, resulting in a 10% drop in Amazon's shares after hours [1]

Core Viewpoint - Amazon's cloud computing segment, Amazon Web Services (AWS), has shown significant growth, with a 24% year-over-year increase in Q4, marking the fastest growth in 13 quarters, despite a 10% drop in share price after earnings release [2][3]. Financial Performance - Amazon's Q4 net sales reached $213.4 billion, reflecting a 14% year-over-year growth, surpassing previous guidance [3]. - Revenue from Amazon's online stores increased by 10% to approximately $83.0 billion, while third-party seller services revenue rose by 11% to about $52.8 billion [4]. - The company's physical store revenue grew by 5% year over year, totaling $5.9 billion [4]. Higher-Margin Segments - Subscription services revenue increased by 14% year over year to $13.1 billion, and advertising services revenue rose by 23% to $21.3 billion [5]. - AWS revenue jumped 24% to $35.6 billion, accelerating from a 20% growth in Q3 [5][6]. Future Outlook - Management anticipates a robust business momentum in Q1, guiding for revenue growth of 11% to 15% year over year [5].

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2025年全年，总营收为7169.24亿美元，较2024年的6379.59亿美元增长12%；剔除44亿美元的汇率同比 变化有利影响，总营收同比增长12%；净利润为776.70亿美元，较592.48亿美元增长31%。 股价表现： 亚马逊第四季度每股收益不及预期，并将2026年资本支出提高到远超分析师预期的2000亿美元，同比大 增56%，拖累第一季度营业利润展望不及预期，股价在盘后大跌超9%。 亚马逊盘后大跌9.28% 亚马逊股票周四在纳斯达克交易所开盘报224.91美元。截至周四收盘，亚马逊股价下跌10.30美元，报收 于222.69美元，跌幅为4.42%。截至发稿，亚马逊股价在盘后交易中下跌20.67美元至202.02美元，跌幅 为9.28%。过去52周，亚马逊股价最高为258.60美元，最低为161.38美元。 第四季度业绩要点： ——总营收为2133.86亿美元，较上年同期的1877.92亿美元增长14%；剔除28亿美元的汇率同比变化有 利影响，总营收同比增长12%； ——营业利润为249.77亿美元，与上年同期的212.03亿美元增长18%；第四季度营业利润包括三项特殊 支出：为解决意大利门店业务税务 ...

Job Cuts Overview - U.S. employers announced 108,435 job cuts in January, marking a 205% increase from December and a significant rise from 49,795 cuts in January of the previous year [1][2] - This figure represents the highest number of layoffs for January since 2009, when 241,749 cuts were recorded [2][10] Sector-Specific Job Cuts - The transportation sector led with 31,243 job cuts, primarily due to UPS announcing 30,000 layoffs as it reduces its shipment handling for Amazon [4] - Technology firms reported 22,291 job cuts, with Amazon alone accounting for 16,000 of these as it reorganizes its management structure [5][7] - Healthcare companies announced 17,107 job cuts, the highest for the sector since April 2020, driven by inflation and high labor costs [6][8] Reasons for Layoffs - The primary reasons for layoffs included contract loss (30,784 cuts) and adverse market conditions (28,392 cuts) [9] - Other contributing factors were restructuring (20,044 cuts), business closings (12,738 cuts), and the impact of artificial intelligence (7,624 cuts) [11] Hiring Plans - Employers announced only 5,306 hiring plans in January, the lowest for the month since tracking began in 2009, down from 6,089 in January of the previous year and 10,496 in December [13]