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Amazon is best analyzed as an integrated commerce, cloud, advertising and infrastructure platform rather than as a conventional retailer. Its operating flywheel connects third-party selection, Prime engagement, fulfillment density,
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Amazon is increasingly a dual-engine business. AWS and advertising provide relatively high-margin earnings, while North American and International retail, fulfillment, logistics, and emerging infrastructure programs require substantial capital
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