Amazon introduced an Alexa feature allowing U.S. shoppers to verify suspicious messages before interacting, helping prevent fraud early. Walmart is integrating fraud signals across identity, transactions, and returns to detect patterns rather than isolated payment events. Both retailers aim to embed trust into the shopping experience amid growing commerce channels and scams, turning fraud prevention into a competitive retail advantage. This shift highlights the importance of reducing consumer doubt in the moments before transactions occur, enhancing safety and confidence in digital shopping.
Alphabet's stock fell 2% after CEO Sundar Pichai revealed that Google Cloud is deliberately limiting customer capacity to prioritize computing power for its frontier AI research, particularly for DeepMind. This strategy means Google Cloud is sacrific...
Amazon.com, Inc. will report its Q3 earnings on October 29, following a strong Q2 where AWS grew 37% year-over-year and backlog reached $496 billion. The Q3 revenue guidance of $197-$202 billion appears weak, mainly because Prime Day sales shifted to...
Micron's President Scott DeBoer sold 28,545 shares worth $25.7 million, marking the largest insider sale since August and the lowest average price since May. This sale coincided with a slight rebound in Micron's stock price, which rose nearly 2% on t...
Anthropic's confidential IPO filing shows $450 billion in noncancelable cloud computing commitments over the next decade from Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft, all of which both invest in and compete with Anthropic. This massive cloud spending highlig...
Amazon.com, Inc. reported a 19.6% year-over-year revenue increase in Q2, led by its AWS segment achieving a 39.4% margin. This strong performance is expected to continue, with AWS projected to contribute over half of Amazon's revenues, pushing consol...
