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Even a $100 billion mark in revenues was not good enough for Amazon as the stock plunged as earnings missed estimates. The pandemic push for the e-commerce giant seems to be slowing as people get back to stores across the US.Amazon&rsquo;s revenue grew by 27% to $113.08 billion vs a 40% growth in the same period last year. The outlook was also not an upbeat one, the CFO told analysts, "We&rsquo;re starting to lap that and that&rsquo;s why you see some of the growth rate coming down.&rdquo;, adding that Amazon expects to see slower growth continue for the next few quarters.
For July-September quarter which would be Andy Jassy's&nbsp;first quarter as CEO,&nbsp;&nbsp;Amazon said it expects to book sales between $106-$112 billion which transaltes to a&nbsp;growth of 10% to 165 which is much below street estimates.Credit to the new CEO, Jassy&nbsp;managed unit of&nbsp;AWS&nbsp;saw revenue jump 37%&nbsp; the biggest year-over-year sales jump in two years. The company&rsquo;s &ldquo;other&rdquo; revenue category, primarily advertising sales, gained 87% to $7.92 billion.

Amazon pandemic push over? E-commerce earnings miss the mark ; AWS & ad revenues soar

Is the pandemic push for e-commerce giant Amazon over? E-commerce giant misses to deliver earnings in line with street estimates.&nbsp;

Amazon ecommerce earnings miss the mark

Pandemic-fueled rapid growth starts to wane for the biggest online retailer as customers return to stores.AWS&nbsp;revenues continue to soar

Even a $100 billion mark in revenues was not good enough for Amazon as the stock plunged as earnings missed estimates. The pandemic push for the e-commerce giant seems to be slowing as people get back to stores across the US. Amazon&rsquo;s revenue grew by 27% to $113.08 billion vs a 40% growth in the same period last year. The outlook was also not an upbeat one, the CFO told analysts, "We&rsquo;re starting to lap that and that&rsquo;s why you see some of the growth rate coming down.&rdquo;, adding that Amazon expects to see slower growth continue for the next few quarters.
For July-September quarter which would be Andy Jassy's&nbsp;first quarter as CEO,&nbsp;&nbsp;Amazon said it expects to book sales between $106-$112 billion which transaltes to a&nbsp;growth of 10% to 165 which is much below street estimates. Credit to the new CEO, Jassy&nbsp;managed unit of&nbsp;AWS&nbsp;saw revenue jump 37%&nbsp; the biggest year-over-year sales jump in two years. The company&rsquo;s &ldquo;other&rdquo; revenue category, primarily advertising sales, gained 87% to $7.92 billion.

It was a great day 1 for new Amazon Andy Jassy as Amazon stock saw the&nbsp;biggest spike since the day after the U.S. presidential election, reaching first record closing price in more than 10 months. The US pentagon cancelled the&nbsp; $10 billion JEDI cloud contract that tech giants&nbsp;Amazon and Microsoft were fighting over.Pentagon will now launch a new multi-vendor cloud computing contract which opens the possibility of bagging $10 billion worth of projects from the&nbsp;Department of Defense by Amazon.&nbsp;Microsofit&nbsp;had won the contract in 2019 over AWS&nbsp;but the contract award&nbsp;was clouded by a lawsuit filed by AWS&nbsp;in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims protesting the JEDI decision.The JEDI contract was intended to modernize the Pentagon&rsquo;s IT operations for services rendered over as many as 10 years.&nbsp;

Big win on day 1 for Andy Jassy, Amazon stock surges to record high on possibility of $10 billion deal

Big win on day 1 for Andy Jassy, Amazon stock surges to record high on possibility of $10 billion deal for AWS.&nbsp;

Big win on day 1 for Andy Jassy,

<h1 class="ArticleHeader-headline">Big win for AWS&nbsp;as US Pentagon cancels $10 billion JEDI cloud contract that Amazon and Microsoft were fighting over.</h1>

It was a great day 1 for new Amazon Andy Jassy as Amazon stock saw the&nbsp;biggest spike since the day after the U.S. presidential election, reaching first record closing price in more than 10 months. The US pentagon cancelled the&nbsp; $10 billion JEDI cloud contract that tech giants&nbsp;Amazon and Microsoft were fighting over. Pentagon will now launch a new multi-vendor cloud computing contract which opens the possibility of bagging $10 billion worth of projects from the&nbsp;Department of Defense by Amazon.&nbsp;Microsofit&nbsp;had won the contract in 2019 over AWS&nbsp;but the contract award&nbsp;was clouded by a lawsuit filed by AWS&nbsp;in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims protesting the JEDI decision. The JEDI contract was intended to modernize the Pentagon&rsquo;s IT operations for services rendered over as many as 10 years.&nbsp;

As Jeff Bezos bids goodbye and literally blasts outs of the Amazon CEO spot, we look at the Amazon the new boss Andy Jassy inherits with all the changes and challenges facing the world&rsquo;s most valuable company.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Amazon by Numbers&nbsp;&nbsp;Originally just a bookseller it may have taken the longest to enter the group of Big Tech but Amazon sits firmly with view of the top with a market-cap of $1.7 trillion and a brand value of over $680 billion.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The revenue engine is churning faster than ever with the tech giant clocking in $400 billion a year in revenue. To put that in perspective that&rsquo;s more than the revenues of RIL + Tata Motors + TCS + Tata Steel + Infosys put together.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;And the pace isn&rsquo;t slowing down, with 30% revenue growth Amazon will become the largest U.S. company by annual sales next year outstripping legacy leader Walmart.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Changing face of Amazon&nbsp;It is no longer just the&nbsp;e-commerce platform that took off in&nbsp;1994, diapers&nbsp;to sofas, pharmacy to movie production, from the morning newspaper to the midnight OTT binge, Amazon offers it all.&nbsp;&nbsp;The biggest game changer for the company has been Amazon Web Services (AWS) the division that Andy Jassy has led since&nbsp;its&nbsp;inception now accounts for nearly 15% of Amazon&rsquo;s revenue. Clocking in as a $54 billion annual sales run rate business, AWS as per WSJ now eclipses corporate software titans Oracle Corp. and Salesforce. Analysts currently expect AWS&rsquo;s revenue to roughly equal IBM&rsquo;s next year. Reports also indicate that AWS with a 32% share of the cloud infrastructure services market is way ahead of Microsoft (19%) and Google (7%).&nbsp;But it&rsquo;s not all &lsquo;boring tech&rsquo; for Amazon either. It also makes videogames, runs a music streaming service and produces blockbuster-sized movies and TV shows. Which is set to roar into its next phase with the acquisition of legendary MGM holding the James Bond franchise.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Amazon makes money even of its competitors. Netflix&mdash;the largest competitor to Amazon&rsquo;s Prime Video service&mdash;uses AWS to run the &ldquo;vast majority" of its computing needs&nbsp;&nbsp;There is also a whopping $24 billion tucked away in revenues in &lsquo;others&rsquo; category signifying a growing chunk of Amazon&rsquo;s advertising business revenue that does not get a category mention of its own yet.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Challenges ahead for Jassy
Big Tech, Bigger&nbsp;Scrutiny:&nbsp;Increasing antitrust scrutiny on Big Tech companies increasing globally with cases lined up against Google and Facebook so Amazon can&rsquo;t be far behind that is already facing resistance on&nbsp;its&nbsp;takeover of MGM. Shortly after Amazon announced Jassy would be the new CEO, Rep. Ken Buck,&nbsp;R-Colo., a member of the House Subcommittee on Antitrust, tweeted that he&rsquo;d like to question Jassy. This is the same House subcommittee that released report last year laying out alleged antitrust violations by Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook. Bezos&rsquo; parting gift or leadership direction has been the addition of another Amazon principle&nbsp;&ldquo;Success&nbsp;and Scale Bring Broad&nbsp;Responsibility&rdquo; Bezos&nbsp;reminds those now holding the reins stating &ldquo;We started in a garage, but we're not there anymore. We are big, we impact the world, and we are far from perfect."&nbsp;India Headwind: Embroiled in various legal standoffs, Jassy will have to navigate carefully to hold onto gains in the world&rsquo;s largest democracy. Facing a probe from the local anti-trust body CCI on a complaint that Amazon promotes&nbsp;its own products via the&nbsp;in-search&nbsp;results and placement on the site. Amazon has repeatedly denied it favors its own products over others. Indian retailers have long alleged that Amazon's platform largely benefits a few big sellers, and that the e-commerce company engages in predatory pricing that harms their businesses. Reports have also alleged Amazon uses data from third-party sellers to develop its own products and then market them prominently.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Worker unrest:&nbsp;As the second largest private employer in the US with a workforce that now tops 1.3 million, managing&nbsp;labour&nbsp;issues will be on top of the domestic agenda for Jassy. The pandemic exposed the substandard working condition for warehouse workers which overshadowed the fact that Amazon continued to pay workers double of the minimum wage. To counter this Amazon has added to its leadership principles &ldquo;Strive to be Earth&rsquo;s Best Employer,&rdquo; a tall order for Jassy as he takes over.&nbsp;
So as Andy Jassy steps in he definitely has his work cut out for him, but as 57 billionaire whose shoes he steps into&nbsp;says, at&nbsp;Amazon it is&nbsp;&ldquo;Always Day One&rdquo;.

The Amazon Andy Jassy Inherits from Jeff Bezos: Changes & Challenges

Exactly 27 years from the day it was founded Founder Jeff Bezos&nbsp;steps down as CEO&nbsp;to hand over the reins to Andy Jassy&nbsp;with changes and challenges like never before.&nbsp;

Bye Bye Bezos, The Amazon Andy Jassy Gets

Exactly 27 years from the day it was founded Founder Jeff Bezos&nbsp;steps down as CEO&nbsp;to hand over the reins to Andy Jassy&nbsp;with changes and challenges like never before.&nbsp;

As Jeff Bezos bids goodbye and literally blasts outs of the Amazon CEO spot, we look at the Amazon the new boss Andy Jassy inherits with all the changes and challenges facing the world&rsquo;s most valuable company.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Amazon by Numbers&nbsp;&nbsp; Originally just a bookseller it may have taken the longest to enter the group of Big Tech but Amazon sits firmly with view of the top with a market-cap of $1.7 trillion and a brand value of over $680 billion.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The revenue engine is churning faster than ever with the tech giant clocking in $400 billion a year in revenue. To put that in perspective that&rsquo;s more than the revenues of RIL + Tata Motors + TCS + Tata Steel + Infosys put together.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; And the pace isn&rsquo;t slowing down, with 30% revenue growth Amazon will become the largest U.S. company by annual sales next year outstripping legacy leader Walmart.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Changing face of Amazon&nbsp; It is no longer just the&nbsp;e-commerce platform that took off in&nbsp;1994, diapers&nbsp;to sofas, pharmacy to movie production, from the morning newspaper to the midnight OTT binge, Amazon offers it all.&nbsp; &nbsp; The biggest game changer for the company has been Amazon Web Services (AWS) the division that Andy Jassy has led since&nbsp;its&nbsp;inception now accounts for nearly 15% of Amazon&rsquo;s revenue. Clocking in as a $54 billion annual sales run rate business, AWS as per WSJ now eclipses corporate software titans Oracle Corp. and Salesforce. Analysts currently expect AWS&rsquo;s revenue to roughly equal IBM&rsquo;s next year. Reports also indicate that AWS with a 32% share of the cloud infrastructure services market is way ahead of Microsoft (19%) and Google (7%).&nbsp; But it&rsquo;s not all &lsquo;boring tech&rsquo; for Amazon either. It also makes videogames, runs a music streaming service and produces blockbuster-sized movies and TV shows. Which is set to roar into its next phase with the acquisition of legendary MGM holding the James Bond franchise.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Amazon makes money even of its competitors. Netflix&mdash;the largest competitor to Amazon&rsquo;s Prime Video service&mdash;uses AWS to run the &ldquo;vast majority" of its computing needs&nbsp; &nbsp; There is also a whopping $24 billion tucked away in revenues in &lsquo;others&rsquo; category signifying a growing chunk of Amazon&rsquo;s advertising business revenue that does not get a category mention of its own yet.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Challenges ahead for Jassy
Big Tech, Bigger&nbsp;Scrutiny:&nbsp;Increasing antitrust scrutiny on Big Tech companies increasing globally with cases lined up against Google and Facebook so Amazon can&rsquo;t be far behind that is already facing resistance on&nbsp;its&nbsp;takeover of MGM. Shortly after Amazon announced Jassy would be the new CEO, Rep. Ken Buck,&nbsp;R-Colo., a member of the House Subcommittee on Antitrust, tweeted that he&rsquo;d like to question Jassy. This is the same House subcommittee that released report last year laying out alleged antitrust violations by Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook. Bezos&rsquo; parting gift or leadership direction has been the addition of another Amazon principle&nbsp;&ldquo;Success&nbsp;and Scale Bring Broad&nbsp;Responsibility&rdquo; Bezos&nbsp;reminds those now holding the reins stating &ldquo;We started in a garage, but we're not there anymore. We are big, we impact the world, and we are far from perfect." &nbsp; India Headwind: Embroiled in various legal standoffs, Jassy will have to navigate carefully to hold onto gains in the world&rsquo;s largest democracy. Facing a probe from the local anti-trust body CCI on a complaint that Amazon promotes&nbsp;its own products via the&nbsp;in-search&nbsp;results and placement on the site. Amazon has repeatedly denied it favors its own products over others. Indian retailers have long alleged that Amazon's platform largely benefits a few big sellers, and that the e-commerce company engages in predatory pricing that harms their businesses. Reports have also alleged Amazon uses data from third-party sellers to develop its own products and then market them prominently.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Worker unrest:&nbsp;As the second largest private employer in the US with a workforce that now tops 1.3 million, managing&nbsp;labour&nbsp;issues will be on top of the domestic agenda for Jassy. The pandemic exposed the substandard working condition for warehouse workers which overshadowed the fact that Amazon continued to pay workers double of the minimum wage. To counter this Amazon has added to its leadership principles &ldquo;Strive to be Earth&rsquo;s Best Employer,&rdquo; a tall order for Jassy as he takes over.&nbsp;
So as Andy Jassy steps in he definitely has his work cut out for him, but as 57 billionaire whose shoes he steps into&nbsp;says, at&nbsp;Amazon it is&nbsp;&ldquo;Always Day One&rdquo;.

Amazon's new chief Andy Jassy&nbsp;takes over from founder Jeff Bezos on July 5 and the tech giant is welcoming the new boss with a $200 million stock gift. Amazon&nbsp;will grant Andy Jassy 61,000 shares of stock on Monday, when he replaces Jeff Bezos as the online retailer&rsquo;s second CEO. The shares will vest over a period of ten years as per filings done by Amazon to the SEC.Andy Jassy&nbsp;who has led&nbsp;Amazon Web Services since its inception already owns 0.02% of Amazon stock, worth more than $300 million, according to FactSet.&nbsp;Read/Watch Also: Bezos' post retirement plan to blast out of space

Amazon gives $200 million welcome gift to new CEO Andy Jassy

Amazon gives $200 million welcome gift to new CEO Andy Jassy&nbsp;as Bezos&nbsp;bid goodbye as chief on July 5

$200 million gift for new Amazon CEO

<ul>
<li>Amazon to grant stocks to incoming CEO&nbsp;Andy Jassy</li>
<li>Amazon to award Andy Jassy&nbsp;$200 million worth of stock</li>
<li>Andy Jassy&nbsp;takes over from founder Jeff Bezos&nbsp;on July 5&nbsp;</li>
<li>Andy Jassy&nbsp;to get 61,000 Amazon shares to be vested over 10 years&nbsp;</li>
<li>Andy Jassy&nbsp;has led the&nbsp;Amazon Web Services since its inception</li>
</ul>

<h1 class="ArticleHeader-headline">Grants 61,000 shares of stock to incoming CEO, award to be vested over 10 years.&nbsp;</h1>

Amazon's new chief Andy Jassy&nbsp;takes over from founder Jeff Bezos on July 5 and the tech giant is welcoming the new boss with a $200 million stock gift. Amazon&nbsp;will grant Andy Jassy 61,000 shares of stock on Monday, when he replaces Jeff Bezos as the online retailer&rsquo;s second CEO. The shares will vest over a period of ten years as per filings done by Amazon to the SEC. Andy Jassy&nbsp;who has led&nbsp;Amazon Web Services since its inception already owns 0.02% of Amazon stock, worth more than $300 million, according to FactSet.&nbsp; Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9r0x">Bezos' post retirement plan to blast out of space</a>

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