Amazon wants to own your cart, your cloud — and now your mailbox
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- Amazon is trading around $229 (December 5, 2025), closer to its 52-week high than its low, as it leans harder into logistics, cloud, and ads.
- The company is reportedly considering ending its USPS partnership by 2026 and building a fully independent nationwide delivery network, turning shipping from cost center into competitive moat.
- AWS and a fast-growing ad business remain Amazon’s real profit engines, funding big bets in logistics while regulators push back on labor and market power.
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