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The tariff extension was the greatest thing to happen to Prime Day, says UNCS' Brett Rose
CNBC Television· 2025-07-09 18:22
E-commerce Sales & Trends - Adobe reports a 10% year-over-year increase in sales during the first 24 hours, contrary to initial reports [1] - Third-party resellers typically account for 60% of purchases, but Amazon's own sales have surpassed those of third-party sellers this year [3] - Amazon's Prime Day sales are estimated to be between 23 billion and 25 billion over a few days [7] Amazon's Strategy & Competitive Advantage - Amazon can absorb tariff impacts due to its trillion-dollar valuation [4] - Amazon's diverse revenue streams, including movie studios and Amazon Web Services, allow it to operate on smaller margins compared to third-party sellers [5] - Amazon prioritizes consumer satisfaction to ensure repeat business [7][8] Consumer Behavior & Market Influences - Consumers are engaging in "panic buying" due to confusion surrounding tariff extensions [9][10] - The extension of tariffs has contributed to consumer confusion and overbuying [9] - Consumers feel "hoodwinked" by the tariff situation, leading to increased purchasing [9][10]
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Forbes· 2025-07-09 17:00
Deals & Savings - Prime Day offers significant savings on board games like Catan and Clue [1] - Consumers can save big on various board games during Prime Day [1] E-commerce & Retail - The article highlights board game deals available on an e-commerce platform during Prime Day [1] Product Focus - Catan and Clue are specifically mentioned as examples of board games with Prime Day discounts [1]
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-07-09 13:16
RT Buy Side from WSJ (@BuySideWSJ)Prime Day is here and now is your chance to score big savings on Buy Side-recommended deals.https://t.co/5HaRGIv1N4 ...
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-07-09 03:35
Prime Day used to be Amazon’s Black Friday. This year the event is four days long instead of two. https://t.co/Ve55yMsWJb ...
A Slow Start to Amazon's Prime Day
Bloomberg Technology· 2025-07-08 20:12
Tariffs and Uncertainty - Tariffs and ongoing negotiations create uncertainty, leading businesses to be cautious about inventory and discounting strategies [1][2] - Companies are navigating tariffs differently, with some offering deep discounts while others are more conservative [6] Prime Day Strategy - Amazon extends Prime Day to four days, potentially to compete with rivals like Walmart and Target who have longer sales events [3] - Amazon aims to compete with Walmart and Target on everyday essentials, including groceries [3][4] Discounting Trends - Apple is offering very deep discounts, even surpassing some Black Friday deals from the previous year [4][5] - Discounts on Amazon's own devices, such as Echo speakers, are relatively soft compared to Apple's discounts [6]
