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Livewire recently teamed up with the University Network for Investing and Trading to hear investing ideas for some of Australia’s brightest university students. We asked students for their take on an important investing trend, and after reviewing many high-quality submissions, our editors determined the winner. We hope you enjoy the... Show More
Adaptation and flexible spaces will be pivotal in successful real estate design and management in the next decade, driven by changes in the way people shop, work and socialise. Bill Gates famously said: “We always overestimate the change that will occur in the next two years and underestimate the change... Show More
For years, Amazon has been one of the biggest players in the online retail space. We recently spent some time delving deeper into the business, and there was one particular aspect behind its success which could not be ignored. Show More
The last of the Big 4 (most important) US companies reported late last week, but Amazon.com's earnings did not impress the crowd. While Facebook, Google, and Apple all posted good to great results, Amazon disappointed investors with much wider than expected losses. While AMZN generated higher than expected revenues (23%... Show More
While most investors were focused yesterday on the Fed meeting, the bigger bombshell in the US was dropped by Amazon.com (AMZN). Jeff Bezos and Amazon unveiled a brand new smartphone, the Fire Phone. AMZN is entering an extremely crowded market, dominated at the moment by Apple and Samsung. The Fire... Show More
The next battleground between the heavyweights (Apple, Amazon, and Google) is going to be in your living room. Today, Amazon announced it will be offering a new product, Fire TV - a set-top box for video streaming to TV sets. That means all three companies will have a set-top box... Show More
Somewhat lost in all the market noise last week, both Amazon (AMZN) and Google (GOOG) reported earnings. Amazon mostly disappointed investors, with the shares sliding 11% on Friday. The online retail giant posted revenues of $25.6 billion and $0.51 per share in earnings. Expectations were for sales of $26.1 billion... Show More
Amazon (AMZN) continues to rewrite the rules of the retail industry. The world's largest online retailer is consistently working on the next groundbreaking technology or method of doing business. It's no secret that Bezos will spare no expense in building up the company's distribution and delivery infrastructure. The company spent... Show More
What an afternoon for big tech! Both MSFT and AMZN are up after hours (5% and 8% respectively as of this writing) on very positive earnings results. MSFT crushed expectations with $18.5 billion in revenue compared to analysts' projections of $17.8 billion, and EPS of $0.62 compared to forecasts of... Show More