Amazon
Amazon sells products online and in stores, lets third-party sellers use its marketplace and delivery network, and rents cloud computing through AWS, with Prime, advertising and devices on top.
A cloud business earns most of the profit.
AWS is the smallest of three segments by sales but earns more operating income than the other two combined.
How big is Amazon?
Retail by region, plus AWS.
- Online stores38%$269.3B
- Third-party seller services24%$172.2B
- AWS18%$128.7B
- Advertising10%$68.6B
- Other11%
Commerce and cloud on shared rails.
- 1Products, fast delivery
- 2Third-party sellers and ads
- 3Cloud computing to others
Infrastructure built for its own shop is also sold to other companies.
More than Amazon.
- Jeffrey P. Bezos8.8%
- The Vanguard Group, Inc.7.2%
- BlackRock, Inc.5.9%
CEO: Andrew R. Jassy
- 1994Founded in Washington State
- 1997Initial public offering
- 2005Amazon Prime membership offered
- 2006Sells cloud services to developers
- 2009Acquires Zappos
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