Amazon (AMZN) on Thursday rolled out 10 new comedy, drama and kids video pilots that can be watched for free on its Prime Instant Video. The company says Amazon Prime customers will be able to provide feedback on the pilots as part of a crowdsourcing viewer option to help Amazon decide which shows should be made into full-season series that will air on Prime Instant Video. The new pilots include “The After,” an apocalyptic drama written and
Amazon.com (AMZN) stock tumbled Friday, after the company late Thursday missed Q4 views and gave weak Q1 guidance, but a possible hike in Amazon Prime fees could boost future earnings. Amazon stock was down 9% in morning trading in the stock market today, near 367, a two-month low. Analysts were busy gauging the impact of a potential price increase for Amazon’s Amazon Prime service. Amazon CFO Tom Szutak said in a conference call late Thursday
Amazon.com stock slid in after-hours trading Thursday, after the e-commerce leader posted Q4 results that missed analyst forecasts, and the company said it might raise the cost of its Prime membership. The company’s Q1 outlook also missed Wall Street views. Amazon (AMZN) stock was down 5.5% in after-hours trading, after rising 4.9% in the regular session to 403.01. The stock touched its all-time high of 408.06 on Jan. 22, buoyed by holiday season