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Tom Szkutak
Tom Szkutak was Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and senior vice president at Amazon.com. Szkutak joined Amazon.com in October 2002 after 20 years at General Electric. On September 3, 2014, it was announced Szkutak will be leaving Amazon in June 2015 to pursue other interests and spend more time with his family. He will be succeeded by Brian Olsavsky.
Before joining Amazon.com, Szkutak served as CFO for GE Lighting. Prior to CFO position, Szkutak oversaw the GE Plastics finance operations for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India. In addition, he was executive vice president of finance for GE Investments in Stamford, Connecticut.
Szkutak received a BS, magna cum laude, in finance from Boston University.
Awards & Recognition
In 2013, ExecReps ranked Tom Szkutak as a Top CFO on ExecRank's Top Financial Executive List.
References
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Tom_Szkutak
Podcasts:
Famous quotes by Tom Szkutak:
"We're getting more share of wallet, and we're seeing customers buy more [from] other categories."
"than in years past."
"to work on the seller platform, making it easier for sellers to sell."
"We've made conservative assumptions for 2004,"
"We're going to continue to do what's right for the growth of the business. Our pricing strategy is not to maximize margin percentage growth but to maximize buying for our customers, ... As we grow, we'll be able to get better economies of scale, better prices from our suppliers and our third-party sellers. All that should help margins."
"We've made conservative assumptions for 2004. We're cautiously optimistic because it's not possible to accurately predict demand."
"Customers like it. The prime members that are subscribers are buying more, they're doing more cross-shopping."
"Our 2004 guidance we believe is conservative, ... We cannot predict fluctuations in foreign currency and in global rates of the euro, pound and yen. This could have a significant impact, positively or negatively, on our results."
"Our 2004 guidance we believe is conservative. We cannot predict fluctuations in foreign currency and in global rates of the euro, pound and yen. This could have a significant impact, positively or negatively, on our results."
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Amazon CFO comments on Q3 earnings report
CNBC's Deidre Bosa reports on Amazon CFO Thomas Szkutak's comments on the company's Q3 earnings. » Subscribe to CNBC: http://cnb.cx/SubscribeCNBC About CNBC: From 'Wall Street' to 'Main Street' to award winning original documentaries and Reality TV series, CNBC has you covered. Experience special sneak peeks of your favorite shows, exclusive video and more. Connect with CNBC News Online Get the latest news: http://www.cnbc.com/ Find CNBC News on Facebook: http://cnb.cx/LikeCNBC Follow CNBC News on Twitter: http://cnb.cx/FollowCNBC Follow CNBC News on Google+: http://cnb.cx/PlusCNBC Follow CNBC News on Instagram: http://cnb.cx/InstagramCNBC #CNBC
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Timeless lessons from Square, Amazon and Microsoft | Alyssa Henry
Alyssa Henry is the former CEO of Square, a financial services company providing products and services used by over 4 million merchants. Formerly at Amazon, Alyssa led the development and growth of Simple Storage Service (S3) at AWS. Alyssa now serves as an Independent Director at Intel and Confluent. — In today’s episode, we discuss: • Lessons from Amazon, Microsoft, and Square • “Minimum Remarkable Products” versus Minimum Viable Products • Navigating different work cultures in big tech • Insider reactions to the disruptive launch of AWS • “Pioneer” versus “fast-follower” companies — Referenced: • Amazon: https://www.amazon.com](https://www.amazon.com/ • Amazon Web Services: https://aws.amazon.com/ • Bill Gates: https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamhgates/ • Block, Inc: https://block.xyz/ ...
published: 18 Apr 2024 -
Szkutak Final Exam
Rebecca Szkutak's ASL 1 final
published: 25 Apr 2017 -
Excavator , Dump Truck & Crane the Construction Squad & Friends in Car City | Truck Cartoon for Kids
Get Car City World, the ultimate app for Car City little fans! Play games, learn through educational activities, watch episodes of Car City: http://smarturl.it/CarCityApps Download Car City apps and get tons of Car City videos, games and preschool lessons (iOS & Android): https://mini-mango.com/ Get Car City World, the ultimate app for Car City little fans! Play games, learn through educational activities, watch episodes of Car City: http://smarturl.it/CarCityApps Download Car City apps and get tons of Car City videos, games and preschool lessons (iOS & Android): https://mini-mango.com/ Download the Kids Flix app here and watch your favorite videos without ads ! Android: http://smarturl.it/KidsFlix_Android Amazon: http://smarturl.it/KidsFlix_Amazon iOS: http://smarturl.it/KidsFlix_i...
published: 01 Jan 2017 -
AMAZON SPENDING MONEY ON ORIGINAL DIGITAL CONTENT with Roger Maloney
Amazon still plans to spend more than $100 million on pilots for original digital series by the end of the year. Amazon CFO Tom Szkutak said the company is seeing more of its Prime members using the service for streaming content, and that’s why they will continue to heavily invest in programming. Currently, the tech giant has greenlit pilots Hysteria, Really, Hand of God and The Cosmopolitans into series. CNET points out that Netflix spent $100 million alone on House of Cards’ two seasons. Additionally, Amazon launched a free “snackable” video site last week called Video Shorts. The vids will include movie trailers, actor and book author interviews, music videos and more as a way to boost sales.
published: 29 Jul 2014 -
437 million USD Dollar loss! Amazon’s Spending Leads to Biggest Quarterly Loss in 14 Years
It is not every day that a large and highly recognized retailer reports millions of dollars in losses; yet, giant retailer Amazon reported recently their biggest loss in 14 years of $437 million. Patrick Mahony, a web developer believes that the loss is a big step backwards and serious steps should be taken to plug the gap. Too much spending and too little rewards Amazon concentrated their efforts on spending too much to gain too little. The company spent millions of dollars on new products but ended up not being able to make much profit from those very products during sales hours. Their music sales and licensing of their video products flopped and in addition, they lost millions of dollars on their expansion program. To make matters worse, Amazon also lost $170 million from declining sa...
published: 27 Oct 2014 -
Amazon's Revenue in First Quarter, Nearing $20 Billion
http://goo.gl/PllDgu Amazon defines corporate prosperity in terms of sales growth rather than profit. By its definition, which has been embraced on Wall Street, the big Internet merchant had a strong first quarter. Amazon's revenue grew 23 percent to $19.74 billion, up from $16.07 billion in the year-earlier quarter. Its growth surpassed analysts' average estimate of $19.4 billion, as compiled by Thomson Reuters. "The top-line growth is still there," said Sucharita Mulpuru, an analyst at Forrester Research. "This is largely how they have to deliver." The company's net income rose in the quarter to $108 million, compared with $82 million in the first quarter of 2013. Amazon's earnings of 23 cents per share hit analysts' diminished forecasts. Three months ago, analysts were expecting 54 cent...
published: 17 May 2014 -
Tom Allason - Shutl
For more information, visit: ht=-=-tp://firsttuesday.org.uk/
published: 22 Nov 2012 -
Boycott Amazon - Amazon Sells Pro-Pedophile Books
Amazon.com knowingly sells and profits from pro-pedophile and child erotica books. Here's a list of executives and high-level staff at Amazon.com who continue to profit from the sale of child erotica, despite protest from child advocacy groups: Executives: Jeff Bezos, Jeffrey Blackburn, Sebastian Gunningham, Andrew Jassy, Steven Kessel, Marc Onetto, Diego Piacentini, Shelley Reynolds, Thomas Szkutak, Brian Valentine, Jeffrey Wilke, L. Michelle Wilson High-Level Staff: Werner Vogels, Adam Selipsky, Steve Rabuchin, Ian Freed, Sam Wheeler, Bill Carr, Jinesh Varia, Colin Bodell, Mike Culver, Jeff Barr, Simone Brunozzi, Visit Absolute Zero United to read more: http://absolutezerounited.blogspot.com/search/label/Boycott%20Amazon
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What was your favorite Tom Szkutak quote? 'Like' and leave a comment below, then jump over to http://quotetank.com/quotes-by/tom-szkutak and make a list of your...
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Amazon CFO comments on Q3 earnings report
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CNBC's Deidre Bosa reports on Amazon CFO Thomas Szkutak's comments on the company's Q3 earnings.
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CNBC's Deidre Bosa reports on Amazon CFO Thomas Szkutak's comments on the company's Q3 earnings.
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CNBC's Deidre Bosa reports on Amazon CFO Thomas Szkutak's comments on the company's Q3 earnings.
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- published: 25 Oct 2018
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Timeless lessons from Square, Amazon and Microsoft | Alyssa Henry
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Alyssa Henry is the former CEO of Square, a financial services company providing products and services used by over 4 million merchants. Formerly at Amazon, Aly...
Alyssa Henry is the former CEO of Square, a financial services company providing products and services used by over 4 million merchants. Formerly at Amazon, Alyssa led the development and growth of Simple Storage Service (S3) at AWS. Alyssa now serves as an Independent Director at Intel and Confluent.
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In today’s episode, we discuss:
• Lessons from Amazon, Microsoft, and Square
• “Minimum Remarkable Products” versus Minimum Viable Products
• Navigating different work cultures in big tech
• Insider reactions to the disruptive launch of AWS
• “Pioneer” versus “fast-follower” companies
—
Referenced:
• Amazon: https://www.amazon.com](https://www.amazon.com/
• Amazon Web Services: https://aws.amazon.com/
• Bill Gates: https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamhgates/
• Block, Inc: https://block.xyz/
• Cash App: https://cash.app/
• Fast Company - Back To Square One: https://www.fastcompany.com/3033412/back-to-square-one
• Gokul Rajaram: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gokulrajaram1
• Jack Dorsey: https://twitter.com/Jack
• James Hamilton: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jameshamilton4/
• Jeff Bezos: https://twitter.com/jeffbezos
• Microsoft: https://www.microsoft.com
• Oracle Corporation: https://www.oracle.com
• Sarah Friar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-friar
• Square: https://squareup.com
• Tom Szkutak: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-szkutak-4b59817/
• WSJ - Mobile-Payments Startup Square Discusses Possible Sale: https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052702303825604579513882989476424
—
Where to find Alyssa Henry:
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alyssa-henry-0905692/
• Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/alyssahhenry
—
Where to find Brett Berson:
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-berson-9986094/
• Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/brettberson
—
Where to find First Round Capital:
• Website: https://firstround.com/
• First Round Review: https://review.firstround.com/
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/firstround
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FirstRoundCapital
• This podcast on all platforms: https://review.firstround.com/podcast
—
Timestamps:
[00:00:00] Introduction
[00:02:20] Lessons from Microsoft and Amazon
[00:08:29] Noticeable consistencies in the human condition
[00:10:50] Differences in culture at Amazon, Microsoft and Square
[00:13:27] Why “customers come first,” even above employees and community
[00:14:01] Why fast-followers can be less customer-focused
[00:15:50] The challenge of commercializing research projects
[00:18:58] Joining Square and “building a picture” of the org
[00:24:55] Knowing what to replicate from past companies
[00:27:45] Questioning norms in new companies
[00:28:41] The importance of effective communication systems
[00:31:31] How to operationalize company values
[00:33:38] Why shared beliefs are crucial for good company culture
[00:37:05] Building Minimal Remarkable Products at Square
[00:38:13] How to scale an aesthetic
[00:42:46] Org design lessons from Square
[00:50:06] How to align different teams behind business priorities
[00:52:57] Lessons learned from fierce competition
[00:57:39] The “fast follower” vs “pioneer” playbook
[01:01:05] The original thinking behind AWS
[01:06:08] The unlikely origin of Amazon CloudFront and other products
[01:13:47] How Jeff Bezos influenced Alyssa
https://wn.com/Timeless_Lessons_From_Square,_Amazon_And_Microsoft_|_Alyssa_Henry
Alyssa Henry is the former CEO of Square, a financial services company providing products and services used by over 4 million merchants. Formerly at Amazon, Alyssa led the development and growth of Simple Storage Service (S3) at AWS. Alyssa now serves as an Independent Director at Intel and Confluent.
—
In today’s episode, we discuss:
• Lessons from Amazon, Microsoft, and Square
• “Minimum Remarkable Products” versus Minimum Viable Products
• Navigating different work cultures in big tech
• Insider reactions to the disruptive launch of AWS
• “Pioneer” versus “fast-follower” companies
—
Referenced:
• Amazon: https://www.amazon.com](https://www.amazon.com/
• Amazon Web Services: https://aws.amazon.com/
• Bill Gates: https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamhgates/
• Block, Inc: https://block.xyz/
• Cash App: https://cash.app/
• Fast Company - Back To Square One: https://www.fastcompany.com/3033412/back-to-square-one
• Gokul Rajaram: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gokulrajaram1
• Jack Dorsey: https://twitter.com/Jack
• James Hamilton: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jameshamilton4/
• Jeff Bezos: https://twitter.com/jeffbezos
• Microsoft: https://www.microsoft.com
• Oracle Corporation: https://www.oracle.com
• Sarah Friar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-friar
• Square: https://squareup.com
• Tom Szkutak: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-szkutak-4b59817/
• WSJ - Mobile-Payments Startup Square Discusses Possible Sale: https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052702303825604579513882989476424
—
Where to find Alyssa Henry:
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alyssa-henry-0905692/
• Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/alyssahhenry
—
Where to find Brett Berson:
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-berson-9986094/
• Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/brettberson
—
Where to find First Round Capital:
• Website: https://firstround.com/
• First Round Review: https://review.firstround.com/
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/firstround
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FirstRoundCapital
• This podcast on all platforms: https://review.firstround.com/podcast
—
Timestamps:
[00:00:00] Introduction
[00:02:20] Lessons from Microsoft and Amazon
[00:08:29] Noticeable consistencies in the human condition
[00:10:50] Differences in culture at Amazon, Microsoft and Square
[00:13:27] Why “customers come first,” even above employees and community
[00:14:01] Why fast-followers can be less customer-focused
[00:15:50] The challenge of commercializing research projects
[00:18:58] Joining Square and “building a picture” of the org
[00:24:55] Knowing what to replicate from past companies
[00:27:45] Questioning norms in new companies
[00:28:41] The importance of effective communication systems
[00:31:31] How to operationalize company values
[00:33:38] Why shared beliefs are crucial for good company culture
[00:37:05] Building Minimal Remarkable Products at Square
[00:38:13] How to scale an aesthetic
[00:42:46] Org design lessons from Square
[00:50:06] How to align different teams behind business priorities
[00:52:57] Lessons learned from fierce competition
[00:57:39] The “fast follower” vs “pioneer” playbook
[01:01:05] The original thinking behind AWS
[01:06:08] The unlikely origin of Amazon CloudFront and other products
[01:13:47] How Jeff Bezos influenced Alyssa
- published: 18 Apr 2024
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Szkutak Final Exam
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Rebecca Szkutak's ASL 1 final
Rebecca Szkutak's ASL 1 final
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Rebecca Szkutak's ASL 1 final
- published: 25 Apr 2017
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Excavator , Dump Truck & Crane the Construction Squad & Friends in Car City | Truck Cartoon for Kids
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Get Car City World, the ultimate app for Car City little fans! Play games, learn through educational activities, watch episodes of Car City:
http://smarturl.it/...
Get Car City World, the ultimate app for Car City little fans! Play games, learn through educational activities, watch episodes of Car City:
http://smarturl.it/CarCityApps
Download Car City apps and get tons of Car City videos, games and preschool lessons (iOS & Android):
https://mini-mango.com/
Get Car City World, the ultimate app for Car City little fans! Play games, learn through educational activities, watch episodes of Car City:
http://smarturl.it/CarCityApps
Download Car City apps and get tons of Car City videos, games and preschool lessons (iOS & Android):
https://mini-mango.com/
Download the Kids Flix app here and watch your favorite videos without ads !
Android: http://smarturl.it/KidsFlix_Android
Amazon: http://smarturl.it/KidsFlix_Amazon
iOS: http://smarturl.it/KidsFlix_iOS
Wach the latest episode of Car City here:
➢ https://goo.gl/SAfWUo
The Construction Trucks: Ethan the Dump Truck, Edgar the Excavator and Charlie the Crane are the ingenious members of the Construction Squad ! When there is something new to build in Car City, it's the Construction Squad we call for! Edgar, Ethan and Charlie are always happy to improve this beautiful town and please its inhabitants!
➢ Subscribe for more trucks cartoons for children:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-PrBbBlScO9CmH_51fXqhQ?sub_confirmation=1
Welcome to Car City, where cars and trucks live happily together. Follow the adventures of Tom the Tow Truck, always ready to help his friends, Mat the Police Car and Franck the Fire Truck the fearless Car Patrol detectives, Troy the fastest Train and Carl the Super Truck & many other friends in their incredible adventures.
🚒 🚛 🚓 🚚 🚑 🚗💨
Watch the latest episodes of the adventures of Car City:
➢ Tom The Tow Truck in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTnm-YYb9N8i2WUBCX-ce8yx8SHvHvGKx
➢ Tom's Paint Shop in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTnm-YYb9N8hU2pGt7wodRtWolQyPPKkX
➢ Troy the Train in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5WxhnkgnM-Oyj9H2_4PVQt4iy-DyXyi
➢ Carl the Transformer Truck in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgFmDqLEBH611J6tTAqG5AwtyS3cQDqJo
➢ Car Patrol in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgFmDqLEBH62MWEziBcTAVhlDOHGVxuet
➢ Construction Squad in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgFmDqLEBH63gRl3QLhfk8seKCAmGRL0Z
➢ Car City : All the Trucks, Trains, Cars and Construction vehicles cartoon for kids
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vkAcR8Xmic&list;=PLgFmDqLEBH60iNuD8Vyp80Ekf0mTawAjI
➢ Discover Learn TV and Learn Shapes, Learn Colors, Learn Numbers with Ethan the Truck, Dino the Dinosaur, Tiny Trucks and Ted the Train
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbRaexnJ5JCpqLOuumZT_BstcqlLfGDBo
Tom the tow truck's Car Wash in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTnm-YYb9N8gDrOD8o5CdQHAOGo0pPbls
https://wn.com/Excavator_,_Dump_Truck_Crane_The_Construction_Squad_Friends_In_Car_City_|_Truck_Cartoon_For_Kids
Get Car City World, the ultimate app for Car City little fans! Play games, learn through educational activities, watch episodes of Car City:
http://smarturl.it/CarCityApps
Download Car City apps and get tons of Car City videos, games and preschool lessons (iOS & Android):
https://mini-mango.com/
Get Car City World, the ultimate app for Car City little fans! Play games, learn through educational activities, watch episodes of Car City:
http://smarturl.it/CarCityApps
Download Car City apps and get tons of Car City videos, games and preschool lessons (iOS & Android):
https://mini-mango.com/
Download the Kids Flix app here and watch your favorite videos without ads !
Android: http://smarturl.it/KidsFlix_Android
Amazon: http://smarturl.it/KidsFlix_Amazon
iOS: http://smarturl.it/KidsFlix_iOS
Wach the latest episode of Car City here:
➢ https://goo.gl/SAfWUo
The Construction Trucks: Ethan the Dump Truck, Edgar the Excavator and Charlie the Crane are the ingenious members of the Construction Squad ! When there is something new to build in Car City, it's the Construction Squad we call for! Edgar, Ethan and Charlie are always happy to improve this beautiful town and please its inhabitants!
➢ Subscribe for more trucks cartoons for children:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-PrBbBlScO9CmH_51fXqhQ?sub_confirmation=1
Welcome to Car City, where cars and trucks live happily together. Follow the adventures of Tom the Tow Truck, always ready to help his friends, Mat the Police Car and Franck the Fire Truck the fearless Car Patrol detectives, Troy the fastest Train and Carl the Super Truck & many other friends in their incredible adventures.
🚒 🚛 🚓 🚚 🚑 🚗💨
Watch the latest episodes of the adventures of Car City:
➢ Tom The Tow Truck in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTnm-YYb9N8i2WUBCX-ce8yx8SHvHvGKx
➢ Tom's Paint Shop in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTnm-YYb9N8hU2pGt7wodRtWolQyPPKkX
➢ Troy the Train in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5WxhnkgnM-Oyj9H2_4PVQt4iy-DyXyi
➢ Carl the Transformer Truck in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgFmDqLEBH611J6tTAqG5AwtyS3cQDqJo
➢ Car Patrol in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgFmDqLEBH62MWEziBcTAVhlDOHGVxuet
➢ Construction Squad in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgFmDqLEBH63gRl3QLhfk8seKCAmGRL0Z
➢ Car City : All the Trucks, Trains, Cars and Construction vehicles cartoon for kids
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vkAcR8Xmic&list;=PLgFmDqLEBH60iNuD8Vyp80Ekf0mTawAjI
➢ Discover Learn TV and Learn Shapes, Learn Colors, Learn Numbers with Ethan the Truck, Dino the Dinosaur, Tiny Trucks and Ted the Train
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbRaexnJ5JCpqLOuumZT_BstcqlLfGDBo
Tom the tow truck's Car Wash in Car City
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTnm-YYb9N8gDrOD8o5CdQHAOGo0pPbls
- published: 01 Jan 2017
- views: 247922
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AMAZON SPENDING MONEY ON ORIGINAL DIGITAL CONTENT with Roger Maloney
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- Duration: 1:36
- Uploaded Date: 29 Jul 2014
- views: 51
Amazon still plans to spend more than $100 million on pilots for original digital series by the end of the year. Amazon CFO Tom Szkutak said the company is seei...
Amazon still plans to spend more than $100 million on pilots for original digital series by the end of the year. Amazon CFO Tom Szkutak said the company is seeing more of its Prime members using the service for streaming content, and that’s why they will continue to heavily invest in programming. Currently, the tech giant has greenlit pilots Hysteria, Really, Hand of God and The Cosmopolitans into series. CNET points out that Netflix spent $100 million alone on House of Cards’ two seasons.
Additionally, Amazon launched a free “snackable” video site last week called Video Shorts. The vids will include movie trailers, actor and book author interviews, music videos and more as a way to boost sales.
https://wn.com/Amazon_Spending_Money_On_Original_Digital_Content_With_Roger_Maloney
Amazon still plans to spend more than $100 million on pilots for original digital series by the end of the year. Amazon CFO Tom Szkutak said the company is seeing more of its Prime members using the service for streaming content, and that’s why they will continue to heavily invest in programming. Currently, the tech giant has greenlit pilots Hysteria, Really, Hand of God and The Cosmopolitans into series. CNET points out that Netflix spent $100 million alone on House of Cards’ two seasons.
Additionally, Amazon launched a free “snackable” video site last week called Video Shorts. The vids will include movie trailers, actor and book author interviews, music videos and more as a way to boost sales.
- published: 29 Jul 2014
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437 million USD Dollar loss! Amazon’s Spending Leads to Biggest Quarterly Loss in 14 Years
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It is not every day that a large and highly recognized retailer reports millions of dollars in losses; yet, giant retailer Amazon reported recently their bigges...
It is not every day that a large and highly recognized retailer reports millions of dollars in losses; yet, giant retailer Amazon reported recently their biggest loss in 14 years of $437 million. Patrick Mahony, a web developer believes that the loss is a big step backwards and serious steps should be taken to plug the gap.
Too much spending and too little rewards
Amazon concentrated their efforts on spending too much to gain too little. The company spent millions of dollars on new products but ended up not being able to make much profit from those very products during sales hours. Their music sales and licensing of their video products flopped and in addition, they lost millions of dollars on their expansion program. To make matters worse, Amazon also lost $170 million from declining sales of the company's Amazon Fire smartphone. Patrick Mahony is of the opinion that Amazon's entire staff should not shoulder the blame but that all responsibility should rest squarely on the shoulders of those at the top that are responsible to invest the company's money.
Investor's attitude
Investors are doubtful if the company sales will pick up back in the near future. Investors doubtful attitude towards Amazon was seen when trading took place on the stock exchange recently. The company lost 12% off their share price that dropped to $279.75, which signifies a drop in the bucket since June 2013.
In fact, some investors are giving Amazon the cold shoulder and pulling out their money by selling their company stocks. One might have to ask if Amazon is juggling too many investments all at once and finds it difficult to keep up with them.
Tom Szkutak, the top financial analyst at Amazon is making suggestive gestures that the company huge loses happened because of the type of investments made. He suggests that better choices will be made in the future when it comes to spending the company's money in making investments. He went on further to make it known that there are still many opportunities available to the company; however, a better selection process of investment has to be put into place in order to generate revenues.
Stocks
Although the stock exchange registered an increase, Amazon stocks went down and gave investors a shock. Despite great sales taking place in Amazon, still their stocks plummet unexpectedly during the quarterly loss.
However, US stocks futures sharply fell as Amazon stock went down. As Amazon stocks fell to the disappointment of many investors, Microsoft gave investors some hope as the company's stocks was successful in pulling off an offset with Amazon.
Microsoft stocks went up by 1.3% to close at $43.63. This amount was a higher than expected figure, which helped some investors of Amazon to cut their losses.
Are some investors looking to buy Amazon stocks in the near future? Although Amazon was a total let down on the stock exchange for investors over the past few days, still there are a pocket of loyal investors who believe that Amazon stocks will rise in the near future. Some investors go as far as to be touting that the company stocks are a good buy, regardless of any loss of money investors might suffer because of lack of performance over the past few days.
As investors continue to jostle to see if Amazon will once again rise to the challenge, Patrick Mahony is hoping that the company management will do everything within their power to stop any future loses. As Amazon succeed in plugging their investment shortfalls, scared investors will once again start showing confidence in the company.
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It is not every day that a large and highly recognized retailer reports millions of dollars in losses; yet, giant retailer Amazon reported recently their biggest loss in 14 years of $437 million. Patrick Mahony, a web developer believes that the loss is a big step backwards and serious steps should be taken to plug the gap.
Too much spending and too little rewards
Amazon concentrated their efforts on spending too much to gain too little. The company spent millions of dollars on new products but ended up not being able to make much profit from those very products during sales hours. Their music sales and licensing of their video products flopped and in addition, they lost millions of dollars on their expansion program. To make matters worse, Amazon also lost $170 million from declining sales of the company's Amazon Fire smartphone. Patrick Mahony is of the opinion that Amazon's entire staff should not shoulder the blame but that all responsibility should rest squarely on the shoulders of those at the top that are responsible to invest the company's money.
Investor's attitude
Investors are doubtful if the company sales will pick up back in the near future. Investors doubtful attitude towards Amazon was seen when trading took place on the stock exchange recently. The company lost 12% off their share price that dropped to $279.75, which signifies a drop in the bucket since June 2013.
In fact, some investors are giving Amazon the cold shoulder and pulling out their money by selling their company stocks. One might have to ask if Amazon is juggling too many investments all at once and finds it difficult to keep up with them.
Tom Szkutak, the top financial analyst at Amazon is making suggestive gestures that the company huge loses happened because of the type of investments made. He suggests that better choices will be made in the future when it comes to spending the company's money in making investments. He went on further to make it known that there are still many opportunities available to the company; however, a better selection process of investment has to be put into place in order to generate revenues.
Stocks
Although the stock exchange registered an increase, Amazon stocks went down and gave investors a shock. Despite great sales taking place in Amazon, still their stocks plummet unexpectedly during the quarterly loss.
However, US stocks futures sharply fell as Amazon stock went down. As Amazon stocks fell to the disappointment of many investors, Microsoft gave investors some hope as the company's stocks was successful in pulling off an offset with Amazon.
Microsoft stocks went up by 1.3% to close at $43.63. This amount was a higher than expected figure, which helped some investors of Amazon to cut their losses.
Are some investors looking to buy Amazon stocks in the near future? Although Amazon was a total let down on the stock exchange for investors over the past few days, still there are a pocket of loyal investors who believe that Amazon stocks will rise in the near future. Some investors go as far as to be touting that the company stocks are a good buy, regardless of any loss of money investors might suffer because of lack of performance over the past few days.
As investors continue to jostle to see if Amazon will once again rise to the challenge, Patrick Mahony is hoping that the company management will do everything within their power to stop any future loses. As Amazon succeed in plugging their investment shortfalls, scared investors will once again start showing confidence in the company.
437 million USD Dollar loss! Amazon’s Spending Leads to Biggest Quarterly Loss in 14 Years,for more information about financial news visit site at http://penglaichina.com as well as business website at http://youtube.com/user/worldinchinese
- published: 27 Oct 2014
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Amazon's Revenue in First Quarter, Nearing $20 Billion
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Amazon defines corporate prosperity in terms of sales growth rather than profit. By its definition, which has been embraced on Wall Street,...
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Amazon defines corporate prosperity in terms of sales growth rather than profit. By its definition, which has been embraced on Wall Street, the big Internet merchant had a strong first quarter.
Amazon's revenue grew 23 percent to $19.74 billion, up from $16.07 billion in the year-earlier quarter. Its growth surpassed analysts' average estimate of $19.4 billion, as compiled by Thomson Reuters.
"The top-line growth is still there," said Sucharita Mulpuru, an analyst at Forrester Research. "This is largely how they have to deliver."
The company's net income rose in the quarter to $108 million, compared with $82 million in the first quarter of 2013.
Amazon's earnings of 23 cents per share hit analysts' diminished forecasts. Three months ago, analysts were expecting 54 cents a share, but a rougher-than-expected fourth quarter trimmed their expectations.
Excluding one-time transactions, the company's operating profit fell 19 percent to $146 million, down from $181 million in the first quarter of 2013.
In after-hours trading, Amazon shares rose slightly, after increasing nearly 4 percent in the regular trading session, closing at $337.15 a share.
Relative soft spots did surface in the quarter. International sales, for example, rose a more modest 18 percent, to $7.88 billion, a bit below the overall corporate performance. Amazon's overseas media sales — digital movies, television programs and books — were particularly weak, increasing less than 4 percent, to $2.64 billion.
But in a conference call, Tom Szkutak, Amazon's chief financial officer, emphasized the corporate growth trend. "We are pleased with the overall fundamentals," he said. "A lot of areas contributed to growth."
Amazon recently raised the price of its Prime unlimited merchandise shipping and video service by 25 percent, to $99 a year. That price increase, Mr. Szkutak suggested, was not facing resistance from customers. He declined to give specific numbers, but did say the company is "very encouraged," with Prime memberships increasing week over week.
Amazon's cloud computing business, Mr. Szkutak said, is growing rapidly, despite cutting prices to remain a leader at a time when many technology companies like Google, IBM and Microsoft are investing heavily in the market for remotely supplied computing.
Amazon does not break out the numbers for its cloud unit, Amazon Web Services. Its results are included in an opaque category the company calls "other." Revenue growth in the other category rose 58 percent from a year ago, to $1.26 billion. Amazon Web Services, Mr. Szkutak said, is "a big part of that."
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Amazon defines corporate prosperity in terms of sales growth rather than profit. By its definition, which has been embraced on Wall Street, the big Internet merchant had a strong first quarter.
Amazon's revenue grew 23 percent to $19.74 billion, up from $16.07 billion in the year-earlier quarter. Its growth surpassed analysts' average estimate of $19.4 billion, as compiled by Thomson Reuters.
"The top-line growth is still there," said Sucharita Mulpuru, an analyst at Forrester Research. "This is largely how they have to deliver."
The company's net income rose in the quarter to $108 million, compared with $82 million in the first quarter of 2013.
Amazon's earnings of 23 cents per share hit analysts' diminished forecasts. Three months ago, analysts were expecting 54 cents a share, but a rougher-than-expected fourth quarter trimmed their expectations.
Excluding one-time transactions, the company's operating profit fell 19 percent to $146 million, down from $181 million in the first quarter of 2013.
In after-hours trading, Amazon shares rose slightly, after increasing nearly 4 percent in the regular trading session, closing at $337.15 a share.
Relative soft spots did surface in the quarter. International sales, for example, rose a more modest 18 percent, to $7.88 billion, a bit below the overall corporate performance. Amazon's overseas media sales — digital movies, television programs and books — were particularly weak, increasing less than 4 percent, to $2.64 billion.
But in a conference call, Tom Szkutak, Amazon's chief financial officer, emphasized the corporate growth trend. "We are pleased with the overall fundamentals," he said. "A lot of areas contributed to growth."
Amazon recently raised the price of its Prime unlimited merchandise shipping and video service by 25 percent, to $99 a year. That price increase, Mr. Szkutak suggested, was not facing resistance from customers. He declined to give specific numbers, but did say the company is "very encouraged," with Prime memberships increasing week over week.
Amazon's cloud computing business, Mr. Szkutak said, is growing rapidly, despite cutting prices to remain a leader at a time when many technology companies like Google, IBM and Microsoft are investing heavily in the market for remotely supplied computing.
Amazon does not break out the numbers for its cloud unit, Amazon Web Services. Its results are included in an opaque category the company calls "other." Revenue growth in the other category rose 58 percent from a year ago, to $1.26 billion. Amazon Web Services, Mr. Szkutak said, is "a big part of that."
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- published: 17 May 2014
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Tom Allason - Shutl
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- published: 22 Nov 2012
- views: 420
2:54
Boycott Amazon - Amazon Sells Pro-Pedophile Books
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Amazon.com knowingly sells and profits from pro-pedophile and child erotica books.
Here's a list of executives and high-level staff at Amazon.com who continu...
Amazon.com knowingly sells and profits from pro-pedophile and child erotica books.
Here's a list of executives and high-level staff at Amazon.com who continue to profit from the sale of child erotica, despite protest from child advocacy groups:
Executives:
Jeff Bezos, Jeffrey Blackburn, Sebastian Gunningham, Andrew Jassy, Steven Kessel, Marc Onetto, Diego Piacentini, Shelley Reynolds, Thomas Szkutak, Brian Valentine, Jeffrey Wilke, L. Michelle Wilson
High-Level Staff:
Werner Vogels, Adam Selipsky, Steve Rabuchin, Ian Freed, Sam Wheeler, Bill Carr, Jinesh Varia, Colin Bodell, Mike Culver, Jeff Barr, Simone Brunozzi,
Visit Absolute Zero United to read more: http://absolutezerounited.blogspot.com/search/label/Boycott%20Amazon
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Amazon.com knowingly sells and profits from pro-pedophile and child erotica books.
Here's a list of executives and high-level staff at Amazon.com who continue to profit from the sale of child erotica, despite protest from child advocacy groups:
Executives:
Jeff Bezos, Jeffrey Blackburn, Sebastian Gunningham, Andrew Jassy, Steven Kessel, Marc Onetto, Diego Piacentini, Shelley Reynolds, Thomas Szkutak, Brian Valentine, Jeffrey Wilke, L. Michelle Wilson
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Visit Absolute Zero United to read more: http://absolutezerounited.blogspot.com/search/label/Boycott%20Amazon
- published: 07 Jan 2009
- views: 12065
2:39
Tom Szkutak Quotes
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Amazon CFO comments on Q3 earnings report
CNBC's Deidre Bosa reports on Amazon CFO Thomas Szkutak's comments on the company's Q3 ear...
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Amazon CFO comments on Q3 earnings report
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Timeless lessons from Square, Amazon and Microsoft | Alyssa Henry
Alyssa Henry is the former CEO of Square, a financial services company providing products ...
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Timeless lessons from Square, Amazon and Microsoft | Alyssa Henry
Timeless lessons from Square, Amazon and Microsoft | Alyssa Henry
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Alyssa Henry is the former CEO of Square, a financial services company providing products and services used by over 4 million merchants. Formerly at Amazon, Alyssa led the development and growth of Simple Storage Service (S3) at AWS. Alyssa now serves as an Independent Director at Intel and Confluent.
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In today’s episode, we discuss:
• Lessons from Amazon, Microsoft, and Square
• “Minimum Remarkable Products” versus Minimum Viable Products
• Navigating different work cultures in big tech
• Insider reactions to the disruptive launch of AWS
• “Pioneer” versus “fast-follower” companies
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Referenced:
• Amazon: https://www.amazon.com](https://www.amazon.com/
• Amazon Web Services: https://aws.amazon.com/
• Bill Gates: https://www.linkedin.com/in/williamhgates/
• Block, Inc: https://block.xyz/
• Cash App: https://cash.app/
• Fast Company - Back To Square One: https://www.fastcompany.com/3033412/back-to-square-one
• Gokul Rajaram: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gokulrajaram1
• Jack Dorsey: https://twitter.com/Jack
• James Hamilton: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jameshamilton4/
• Jeff Bezos: https://twitter.com/jeffbezos
• Microsoft: https://www.microsoft.com
• Oracle Corporation: https://www.oracle.com
• Sarah Friar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-friar
• Square: https://squareup.com
• Tom Szkutak: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-szkutak-4b59817/
• WSJ - Mobile-Payments Startup Square Discusses Possible Sale: https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052702303825604579513882989476424
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Where to find Alyssa Henry:
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alyssa-henry-0905692/
• Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/alyssahhenry
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Where to find Brett Berson:
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-berson-9986094/
• Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/brettberson
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Where to find First Round Capital:
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Timestamps:
[00:00:00] Introduction
[00:02:20] Lessons from Microsoft and Amazon
[00:08:29] Noticeable consistencies in the human condition
[00:10:50] Differences in culture at Amazon, Microsoft and Square
[00:13:27] Why “customers come first,” even above employees and community
[00:14:01] Why fast-followers can be less customer-focused
[00:15:50] The challenge of commercializing research projects
[00:18:58] Joining Square and “building a picture” of the org
[00:24:55] Knowing what to replicate from past companies
[00:27:45] Questioning norms in new companies
[00:28:41] The importance of effective communication systems
[00:31:31] How to operationalize company values
[00:33:38] Why shared beliefs are crucial for good company culture
[00:37:05] Building Minimal Remarkable Products at Square
[00:38:13] How to scale an aesthetic
[00:42:46] Org design lessons from Square
[00:50:06] How to align different teams behind business priorities
[00:52:57] Lessons learned from fierce competition
[00:57:39] The “fast follower” vs “pioneer” playbook
[01:01:05] The original thinking behind AWS
[01:06:08] The unlikely origin of Amazon CloudFront and other products
[01:13:47] How Jeff Bezos influenced Alyssa
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Szkutak Final Exam
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published: 25 Apr 2017
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Excavator , Dump Truck & Crane the Construction Squad & Friends in Car City | Truck Cartoon for Kids
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AMAZON SPENDING MONEY ON ORIGINAL DIGITAL CONTENT with Roger Maloney
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published: 29 Jul 2014
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Amazon still plans to spend more than $100 million on pilots for original digital series by the end of the year. Amazon CFO Tom Szkutak said the company is seeing more of its Prime members using the service for streaming content, and that’s why they will continue to heavily invest in programming. Currently, the tech giant has greenlit pilots Hysteria, Really, Hand of God and The Cosmopolitans into series. CNET points out that Netflix spent $100 million alone on House of Cards’ two seasons.
Additionally, Amazon launched a free “snackable” video site last week called Video Shorts. The vids will include movie trailers, actor and book author interviews, music videos and more as a way to boost sales.
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437 million USD Dollar loss! Amazon’s Spending Leads to Biggest Quarterly Loss in 14 Years
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published: 27 Oct 2014
437 million USD Dollar loss! Amazon’s Spending Leads to Biggest Quarterly Loss in 14 Years
437 million USD Dollar loss! Amazon’s Spending Leads to Biggest Quarterly Loss in 14 Years
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It is not every day that a large and highly recognized retailer reports millions of dollars in losses; yet, giant retailer Amazon reported recently their biggest loss in 14 years of $437 million. Patrick Mahony, a web developer believes that the loss is a big step backwards and serious steps should be taken to plug the gap.
Too much spending and too little rewards
Amazon concentrated their efforts on spending too much to gain too little. The company spent millions of dollars on new products but ended up not being able to make much profit from those very products during sales hours. Their music sales and licensing of their video products flopped and in addition, they lost millions of dollars on their expansion program. To make matters worse, Amazon also lost $170 million from declining sales of the company's Amazon Fire smartphone. Patrick Mahony is of the opinion that Amazon's entire staff should not shoulder the blame but that all responsibility should rest squarely on the shoulders of those at the top that are responsible to invest the company's money.
Investor's attitude
Investors are doubtful if the company sales will pick up back in the near future. Investors doubtful attitude towards Amazon was seen when trading took place on the stock exchange recently. The company lost 12% off their share price that dropped to $279.75, which signifies a drop in the bucket since June 2013.
In fact, some investors are giving Amazon the cold shoulder and pulling out their money by selling their company stocks. One might have to ask if Amazon is juggling too many investments all at once and finds it difficult to keep up with them.
Tom Szkutak, the top financial analyst at Amazon is making suggestive gestures that the company huge loses happened because of the type of investments made. He suggests that better choices will be made in the future when it comes to spending the company's money in making investments. He went on further to make it known that there are still many opportunities available to the company; however, a better selection process of investment has to be put into place in order to generate revenues.
Stocks
Although the stock exchange registered an increase, Amazon stocks went down and gave investors a shock. Despite great sales taking place in Amazon, still their stocks plummet unexpectedly during the quarterly loss.
However, US stocks futures sharply fell as Amazon stock went down. As Amazon stocks fell to the disappointment of many investors, Microsoft gave investors some hope as the company's stocks was successful in pulling off an offset with Amazon.
Microsoft stocks went up by 1.3% to close at $43.63. This amount was a higher than expected figure, which helped some investors of Amazon to cut their losses.
Are some investors looking to buy Amazon stocks in the near future? Although Amazon was a total let down on the stock exchange for investors over the past few days, still there are a pocket of loyal investors who believe that Amazon stocks will rise in the near future. Some investors go as far as to be touting that the company stocks are a good buy, regardless of any loss of money investors might suffer because of lack of performance over the past few days.
As investors continue to jostle to see if Amazon will once again rise to the challenge, Patrick Mahony is hoping that the company management will do everything within their power to stop any future loses. As Amazon succeed in plugging their investment shortfalls, scared investors will once again start showing confidence in the company.
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Amazon's Revenue in First Quarter, Nearing $20 Billion
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published: 17 May 2014
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Amazon defines corporate prosperity in terms of sales growth rather than profit. By its definition, which has been embraced on Wall Street, the big Internet merchant had a strong first quarter.
Amazon's revenue grew 23 percent to $19.74 billion, up from $16.07 billion in the year-earlier quarter. Its growth surpassed analysts' average estimate of $19.4 billion, as compiled by Thomson Reuters.
"The top-line growth is still there," said Sucharita Mulpuru, an analyst at Forrester Research. "This is largely how they have to deliver."
The company's net income rose in the quarter to $108 million, compared with $82 million in the first quarter of 2013.
Amazon's earnings of 23 cents per share hit analysts' diminished forecasts. Three months ago, analysts were expecting 54 cents a share, but a rougher-than-expected fourth quarter trimmed their expectations.
Excluding one-time transactions, the company's operating profit fell 19 percent to $146 million, down from $181 million in the first quarter of 2013.
In after-hours trading, Amazon shares rose slightly, after increasing nearly 4 percent in the regular trading session, closing at $337.15 a share.
Relative soft spots did surface in the quarter. International sales, for example, rose a more modest 18 percent, to $7.88 billion, a bit below the overall corporate performance. Amazon's overseas media sales — digital movies, television programs and books — were particularly weak, increasing less than 4 percent, to $2.64 billion.
But in a conference call, Tom Szkutak, Amazon's chief financial officer, emphasized the corporate growth trend. "We are pleased with the overall fundamentals," he said. "A lot of areas contributed to growth."
Amazon recently raised the price of its Prime unlimited merchandise shipping and video service by 25 percent, to $99 a year. That price increase, Mr. Szkutak suggested, was not facing resistance from customers. He declined to give specific numbers, but did say the company is "very encouraged," with Prime memberships increasing week over week.
Amazon's cloud computing business, Mr. Szkutak said, is growing rapidly, despite cutting prices to remain a leader at a time when many technology companies like Google, IBM and Microsoft are investing heavily in the market for remotely supplied computing.
Amazon does not break out the numbers for its cloud unit, Amazon Web Services. Its results are included in an opaque category the company calls "other." Revenue growth in the other category rose 58 percent from a year ago, to $1.26 billion. Amazon Web Services, Mr. Szkutak said, is "a big part of that."
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Boycott Amazon - Amazon Sells Pro-Pedophile Books
Amazon.com knowingly sells and profits from pro-pedophile and child erotica books.
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Amazon.com knowingly sells and profits from pro-pedophile and child erotica books.
Here's a list of executives and high-level staff at Amazon.com who continue to profit from the sale of child erotica, despite protest from child advocacy groups:
Executives:
Jeff Bezos, Jeffrey Blackburn, Sebastian Gunningham, Andrew Jassy, Steven Kessel, Marc Onetto, Diego Piacentini, Shelley Reynolds, Thomas Szkutak, Brian Valentine, Jeffrey Wilke, L. Michelle Wilson
High-Level Staff:
Werner Vogels, Adam Selipsky, Steve Rabuchin, Ian Freed, Sam Wheeler, Bill Carr, Jinesh Varia, Colin Bodell, Mike Culver, Jeff Barr, Simone Brunozzi,
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Tom Szkutak
Tom Szkutak was Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and senior vice president at Amazon.com. Szkutak joined Amazon.com in October 2002 after 20 years at General Electric. On September 3, 2014, it was announced Szkutak will be leaving Amazon in June 2015 to pursue other interests and spend more time with his family. He will be succeeded by Brian Olsavsky.
Before joining Amazon.com, Szkutak served as CFO for GE Lighting. Prior to CFO position, Szkutak oversaw the GE Plastics finance operations for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India. In addition, he was executive vice president of finance for GE Investments in Stamford, Connecticut.
Szkutak received a BS, magna cum laude, in finance from Boston University.
Awards & Recognition
In 2013, ExecReps ranked Tom Szkutak as a Top CFO on ExecRank's Top Financial Executive List.
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