Watch out Wall Street and Capitol Hill: Amazon is coming for your talent

U.S. stocks saw a mostly positive week after Wall Street shrugged off early concerns about escalating trade tensions., but will any of the earnings reports coming in the next few days have enough positive news to outw.....»»

Once again, Shaw’s Tavern in Washington is opening early for the big show on Capitol Hill. .....»»

Once again, Shaw’s Tavern in Washington is opening early for the big show on Capitol Hill. .....»»

Election machines used in more than half of U.S. states carry a flaw disclosed more than a decade ago that makes them vulnerable to a cyberattack, according to a report to be delivered Thursday on Capitol Hill......»»

A quick rundown of some of the news affecting Silicon Valley companies and executives on Tuesday, Oct. 23. Wall Street watch: Dow off 400 points at opening bell. Tech stocks take a hit as Netflix, Amazon down about 3 percent while Apple and Faceboo.....»»

Multiple sources report that Amazon will divide its HQ2 into two locations, with Queens in New York City mentioned as one of the two sites. Both The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times reported Monday that Amazon had switched its original st.....»»

Multiple sources report that Amazon will divide its HQ2 into two locations, with Queens in New York City mentioned as one of the two sites. Both The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times reported Monday that Amazon had switched its original st.....»»

New products and a deal with Amazon impress Wall Street Trying to gain an edge over rival Intel, Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday announced new chips that will be available in the coming year and a deal .....»»

The Senate voted Wednesday to begin considering a resolution to withdraw U.S. support for Saudi forces in Yemen, defying top administration officials who just hours earlier had come to Capitol Hill to lobby lawmakers to do the opposite......»»

President Donald Trump bemoaned a lack of media attention for the “great earnings” coming out of Wall Street, but the media will certainly pay attention to the corporate earnings coming next week......»»

T-Mobile US Inc. Chief Executive Officer John Legere heads to Capitol Hill this week to defend his proposed takeover of Sprint Corp., as doubts about the deal grow on Wall Street and opponents say it will raise monthly bills......»»

Wall Street Breakfast: Powell, Pharma Head To Capitol Hill.....»»

Wall Street kicked off a data-heavy week on a mixed note as traders await key inflation updates and remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell in the coming days. read more.....»»

E-commerce giant Amazon (NASDAQ: A.....»»

The Seattle-based tech giant reported its first quarter earnings on Tuesday, beating Wall Street estimates nearly across the board......»»

U.S. stocks appear to be on the back foot early on Tuesday, with index futures trading modestly lower in early pre-market activity. read more.....»»

"We are optimistic that AMZN will be one of the 2-3 winners from GenAI," Needham analysts wrote. Chelsea Jia Feng/BI Amazon is .....»»

Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN), will be reporting its first-quarter earnings on Tuesday. Wall Street expects 78 cents .....»»

"I think the next few weeks, this is a 'get out the popcorn moment' for tech," Wedbush Securities' Dan Ives said. Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and.....»»

With U.S. stock futures trading lower this morning on Friday, some of the stocks that may grab investor focus today are as follows: Wall Street expects The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG) to report quarterly earnings at $1.41 per share on revenue.....»»