An Amazon logistics center. The e-commerce giant’s earnings follow results from Alphabet, Meta and Microsoft. (Gregor Fischer/Zuma Press)
Amazon.com shares rose in late trading after the e-commerce giant’s quarterly results beat expectations for revenue and net income.
The stock was recently up nearly 3%. It fell 1.5% in Thursday’s regular session, dropping to its lowest close since May. Read the Journal’s full coverage of the results here.
Here are some of the company’s key numbers, compared with Wall Street’s expectations according to FactSet:
