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Amazon.com Inc., the world’s largest online retailer, decreased the most in more than a year after forecasting operating profit that missed estimates as the company invests in warehouses and digital content.
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Google Inc. shareholders are urging the Web-search giant to take a page from Apple Inc. and return part of its $44.6 billion in cash to investors.
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Amazon.com Inc. rose the most in 18 months on the Nasdaq after reporting sales that topped analysts’ predictions, fueling optimism that a surge in spending on warehouses and data centers will result in faster growth.
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Angie’s List, the consumer-review website, surged to the highest price in more than 10 months after forecasting sales that beat estimates as more members pay to use the service.
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Millennial Media Inc., a seller of advertising space on handheld devices, declined for an eighth straight day amid concern about the profitability of mobile ads.
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Yahoo! Inc., owner of the second- most popular U.S. Internet search engine, forecast sales that missed analysts’ estimates after the company lost market share.
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Yelp Inc., a website that lets users review businesses ranging from lounges to locksmiths, posted a record plunge after the company forecast revenue that missed estimates amid slumping ad sales to national retailers.
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Yahoo! Inc. , owner of the second- most popular U.S. Internet search engine, reported sales that missed analysts’ estimates as marketers devoted online search-ad spending to rival sites. The shares fell in late trading.
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Amazon.com Inc. fell the most in three months after sales missed estimates, signaling that its investments in media services, Kindle devices and shipping promotions have been slow to pay off.
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Amazon.com Inc. executive Tim Collins shows off shelves of Buzz Lightyear dolls and boxes of Blow Pops as he describes how the world’s largest online retailer keeps up with orders.
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