Amazon stock jumps on tariff court shock; AWS outage report keeps AMZN in focus next week

Amazon.com Inc finished Friday’s session up 2.6% at $210.11, reversing the week’s final close into positive territory as tariff headlines fueled buying across import-heavy stocks.

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Amazon stock price pops after tariff ruling; AMZN traders eye Nvidia earnings next week

Amazon stock price pops after tariff ruling; AMZN traders eye Nvidia earnings next week

Amazon.com climbed 2.6% to close at $210.11 on Friday, with the stock moving between $203.85 and $211.11. The Nasdaq finished up 0.9% after the U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3 to overturn President Donald Trump’s global tariffs, a decision that sent megacaps higher. Trump blasted the ruling as a “disgrace” and vowed to slap a 10% global tariff for 150 days using a different statute. “Today is a removal of some uncertainty,” said Mike Dickson, who leads research and quantitative strategies at Horizon Investments.
20 February 2026
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Amazon stock price today: What to watch for AMZN after the $200 billion AI capex plan

Amazon stock price today: What to watch for AMZN after the $200 billion AI capex plan

Amazon.com, Inc. finished Friday at $198.79, off 0.4%. Shares have now dropped roughly 13.85% for 2026, with investors showing impatience over the pace of returns from hefty artificial-intelligence investments. That pullback cut Amazon’s market value by about $343 billion, Reuters calculated, bringing the figure down to $2.13 trillion.
16 February 2026
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Amazon stock (AMZN) logs longest losing streak since 2006 as AI spending angst hangs over Tuesday’s reopen

Amazon stock (AMZN) logs longest losing streak since 2006 as AI spending angst hangs over Tuesday’s reopen

Amazon.com Inc slipped another 0.4% Friday to close at $198.79, marking a ninth consecutive decline—something the stock hasn’t seen since 2006. That tumble adds up to about an 18% loss in that run, putting shares more than 20% below their November high. By most traders’ reckoning, that’s deep enough to call it a bear market, the standard being a 20% drop from a recent top.
15 February 2026
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Amazon stock slips after Italy tax probe; $200B AI bill still hangs over AMZN

Amazon stock slips after Italy tax probe; $200B AI bill still hangs over AMZN

Amazon.com Inc slipped 0.9% to $202.34 in Thursday morning action after Reuters said Italian tax police had carried out a search at the company’s Milan offices as part of a fresh tax evasion probe. According to the report, authorities also searched the homes of seven Amazon managers and visited KPMG’s offices. Amazon did not respond right away to Reuters' request for comment. Prosecutors are looking into whether Amazon operated an undeclared “permanent establishment” in Italy between 2019 and 2024, which could have tax implications. Back in December, the company agreed to pay 510 million euros to resolve a different matter.
12 February 2026
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Cloud computing stocks rebounded — but Amazon’s $200 billion spending plan keeps traders on edge

Cloud computing stocks rebounded — but Amazon’s $200 billion spending plan keeps traders on edge

Cloud computing names caught a bid Friday. First Trust Cloud Computing ETF climbed 4.4%, while WisdomTree Cloud Computing Fund tacked on 3.5%. The group’s late-week rally followed a volatile run for tech. Amazon dropped 5.6%. Microsoft managed a 1.8% gain, Alphabet shed 2.5%. Cloudflare and Datadog finished higher.
7 February 2026
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Amazon stock slides as $200B AI spending plan meets cautious profit outlook

Amazon stock slides as $200B AI spending plan meets cautious profit outlook

Amazon.com shares were down 9% Friday as investors balked at the company’s warning of some $200 billion in capex planned for 2026, plus a muted profit forecast. If that slide persists, Amazon’s market cap shrinks by about $200 billion. CEO Andy Jassy pointed to AWS’s 24% revenue jump, though that lags behind Azure, up 39%, and Google Cloud, which grew 48%.
7 February 2026
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Amazon stock slides on $200B AI spending shock — here’s what Wall Street watches next

Amazon stock slides on $200B AI spending shock — here’s what Wall Street watches next

Amazon.com shares slid $15.56, or close to 7%, to $207.13 in Friday afternoon trading, after the company laid out a plan for about $200 billion in capital expenditures in 2026. The selloff took the stock as low as $200.44 during the session, putting nearly $200 billion in market cap on the line if the drop holds. “The magnitude of the spend is materially greater than consensus expected,” MoffettNathanson noted.
6 February 2026
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Wall Street Tech Sell-Off Gets a New Test as Amazon’s $200 Billion AI Spend Plan Bites

Wall Street Tech Sell-Off Gets a New Test as Amazon’s $200 Billion AI Spend Plan Bites

After a tough week for tech stocks, Wall Street’s key indexes bounced back on Friday, though Amazon took a hit as investors absorbed another surge in Big Tech’s AI spending. By 9:33 a.m. ET, the Dow had climbed 1.08%, the S&P 500 rose 0.88%, and the Nasdaq added 0.77%. Kristina Hooper, chief market strategist at Man Group, noted that investors are now entering “a period of greater discernment” when it comes to AI bets.
6 February 2026
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Amazon stock slides on $200 billion AI capex plan as Nvidia and other AI stocks split

Amazon stock slides on $200 billion AI capex plan as Nvidia and other AI stocks split

Amazon.com shares dropped roughly 9% on Friday after revealing a $200 billion capital expenditure plan for 2026, intensifying investor concerns about Big Tech’s AI investments delivering quick returns. Analysts at MoffettNathanson described the size of the spending as “materially greater than consensus expected.”
6 February 2026
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