Amazon.com, Inc. is a global technology and retail company headquartered in Seattle, Washington, United States. Founded in 1994, it operates e-commerce marketplaces, a third‑party seller platform, consumer services (including digital media and devices), a large-scale logistics and delivery network, and a significant cloud computing business through Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon is publicly listed on Nasdaq under the ticker AMZN.
With extensive fulfillment, transportation, and data center operations, Amazon is a major buyer of electricity, fuels, and packaging materials and engages in initiatives to reduce energy use and procurement-related emissions, including long-term renewable power contracts. Through AWS, the company provides cloud infrastructure, data analytics, and high-performance computing services used by industrial sectors—including chemicals—for R&D, process optimization, supply chain management, and enterprise IT workloads.
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Amazon Prime Air, Amazon, and AMZN.
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