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Amazon’s sales jump 37% in the fiscal third quarter
Amazon’s sales jump 37% in the fiscal third quarter. The retail giant now employs 1.12 million full-time workers worldwide. Amazon forecasts up to £93.76 billion of revenue for Q4. Amazon Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) said on Thursday that its revenue in the fiscal third quarter came in 37% higher on an annualised basis. Profit in the recent quarter, the company added, was also better than expected. Amazon was reported close to 2% down in after-hours trading on Thursday. On a year to date basis, shares of the company are now more than 65% up after a nearly 100% growth since its year to date low in March. Are you looking for fast-news, hot-tips and market analysis? Sign-up for the Invezz newsletter, today. Amazon’s Q3 financial results versus analysts’ estimates According to Refinitiv, experts had forecast the company to print £71.83 billion of revenue in the third quarter. For earnings per share, they had estimated £5.74. In its report on Thursday, Amazon topped both estimates posting a higher £74.51 billion of revenue in Q3 and £9.59 of earnings per share. The retail giant said it now employs 1.12 million full-time workers worldwide that represents a 50% increase on a
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Germany coronavirus death toll passes 10,000
BERLIN (AFP) - Germany has suffered more than 10,000 Covid-19 deaths since the start of the pandemic, according to official data published Saturday (Oct 24). A total of 10,003 deaths have been recorded by the Robert Koch Institute, a federal government agency, with 418,005 infections recorded nationwide. Of those, 14,714 were diagnosed in the last 24 hours - a daily record. Robert Koch Institute president Lothar Wieler said Germany was facing a "very serious" situation and asked the population to adhere to social distancing measures. Germany was spared during the first wave of coronavirus infections that hit Europe in spring but is now suffering a sharp increase in cases along with the rest of the continent. Authorities have tightened measures against the pandemic including the adoption of a public assembly ban. Chancellor Angela Merkel last weekend asked the country to reduce their social contact and stay home as much as possible. "What winter will be, what our Christmas will be, will be decided in the days and weeks to come," she had warned. Related Stories:
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The new Berlin airport: A symbol of failure finally ready for...
BERLIN - Germany will breathe a collective sigh of relief on Oct 31 when the new Berlin airport finally opens. It will be nothing short of a nightmare coming to an end. Haunted by numerous construction troubles, frequent changes of management and repeated postponements to the reopening, the airport had become something of a bad joke. German engineering prowess, oft vaunted as the world's best, became fodder for taunts in Berlin. As a fitting end to this almost 15-year construction ordeal, the opening now falls in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Sarcastic commentators are already asking whether the airport is necessary at all. Passenger numbers are in fact down so drastically that they could easily be handled by the old Tegel airport. Tegel, better known by its code TXL, had been built in the 1970s when West-Berlin was still a walled-in city. After unification and the moving of the German capital from Bonn to Berlin, it quickly became clear that the city would need a modern airport able to handle increasing air traffic. In the early 1990s, Berlin had four airports - Tegel, Tempelhof, Gatow and Schönefeld - scattered over a city that once
Here’s my Ethereum (ETH) price prediction for the next month
Ethereum is close to becoming the first blockchain to process $1 trillion this year ETH price is trading 8.7% in the green as buyers work to secure the highest weekly close since August A pullback to $395 would offer a chance to buy ETH at a solid risk-reward level Ethereum (ETH) price is on its way to secure the biggest weekly gains in over 2 months after the world’s second largest digital asset broke above the intraweekly resistance line. Fundamental analysis: The first blockchain to process $1 trillion this year Ethereum is close to becoming the first blockchain to process $1 trillion this year, recording a twice higher transaction volume than Bitcoin. The transaction volume’s 30-day rolling daily average is currently sitting at around $7 billion, substantially higher than Bitcoin’s $3 billion, according to the crypto data provider Messari. Are you looking for fast-news, hot-tips and market analysis? Sign-up for the Invezz newsletter, today. If it manages to maintain this rate, Ethereum is likely to become the first blockchain to process $1 trillion in transactions this year, Messari said. Bitcoin is expected to settle around $800 million this year, its best performance after 2018. Apart from this year,
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