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  Ace Karimi (@AceKarimi) reported 3 minutes ago

  @amitisinvesting @ChrisCamillo Honestly this sounds like BS. You go from down 40% to being marginal called then after a 15% up day on Amazon suddenly it’s the best trading day of your career? Lol okay

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  JN 🇿🇦 (@UnityInSA) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Boitumelo141862 @SABC_Sport Low cost platforms or free. We cannot watch AFCON for free in South Africa, but it is free in the UK (Channel 4). I think the same happened with the World Cup. SportyTV also had all World Cup matches for R15 a month. Amazon Prime is content, but it costs R399 for a full year in South Africa. The problem with DSTV is that they are greedy. They want to hang on to some sports and keep it on their premium packages.

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  James (@jrowe6720) reported 7 minutes ago

  @mbateman There is no more Wells Fargo wagon coming down the street. Only Amazon vans and smiling boxes.

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  MTS (@MTSlive) reported 10 minutes ago

  Ahmad Osman explains why memory prices are never going back down: @theojaffee: "I bought 64 gigabytes of DDR5 RAM for my PC last September, less than a year ago, for I think it was about $205. And the same exact RAM on Amazon right now is $1,130. So it's just incredible. Almost a 5X in price in less than a year." @TheAhmadOsman: "I'm not surprised at all. And this applies to everything." "Every time somebody's telling me, oh, memory's always been cyclical, it's gonna go up, it's gonna go down, it's because it was generational. You had to jump from DDR3 to DDR4, which allows for better bandwidth, et cetera. Just a different technology came up. And then everybody needed to upgrade their servers, and that's how it was cyclical." "Right now, there's just infinite demand for it, and it's not gonna go away because people wanna continue to produce more and more tokens." "So memory is no longer cyclical in my opinion." @OsmanticAI

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  Nilesh Przza (@PrzzaNilesh) reported 13 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN Re-issue the link please.

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  yagi 🔥 (@yaginosenshii) reported 14 minutes ago

  Tell me why the overalls that I ordered for Miss Rachel tomorrow are now delayed until tomorrow 😭 ever since they built this @amazon warehouse closer to us, our Amazon deliveries have been atrociously out of whack. Not to mention the drivers have been terrible at their jobs.

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  Patrick Squarepants (@jmoneygrip) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp When I click the link it send me to the App Store to download Amazon Shipping! Seem like there’s several issues within your company today. At this point just cancel my subscription and refund me back my money

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  Pivot Point Investing (@P_Earns24) reported 16 minutes ago

  @FiFrontierX I agree the biggest payoff from Meta’s AI spend is likely inside the Family of Apps, not renting compute. The issue isn’t whether AI will improve Meta’s products, it’s whether those improvements will generate returns commensurate with $100B+ annual capex. Amazon already has a proven model where every incremental dollar of infrastructure can be monetized across AWS, retail, advertising, and its own internal operations. Meta is asking investors to trust that the ROI will eventually materialize. The destination may be the same, but Amazon’s path is much clearer today.

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  Worldwide News Network (@WorldwideNNX) reported 24 minutes ago

  6 PM Top-of-the-Hour News Another good day on Wall Street: “Friday was a high volume day as buyers returned to chips and big tech. Amazon led the way, best day since 2012, with stock up 15%. Apple, one of the worst performers, down 8 to 10% after supply shortages meant it couldn't give a very good forward forecast. In the oil patch, Exxon and Chevron getting a real windfall from the Iran war, and so too next week, earnings come from Caterpillar, McDonald's, Walt Disney, and SpaceX, and we get the July jobs report a week today, Friday. For the Worldwide News Network, I'm John Terret. ” In 2018, Utah changed it's DUI criteria from a blood alcohol content of .08 to .05, meaning, a person needs less alcohol in their system to be considered impaired... and it's working. A new study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found that Utah’s alcohol-related driver deaths dropped significantly more than in states who still have a .08 limit. They compared drunk driver crash fatality data in Utah against its six bordering states before and after the law took effect.

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  Jeff (@JeffSendsIt) reported 30 minutes ago

  @CajuaRobinson no way any new WS seller is getting 30, let alone 50, exclusive WS accounts just from calling 1,000 brands. Would be lucky if they got 5 (and bet most wont get 1) and likely none would have a product selling more than 10 units a month. I think the success rate in locking down a brand for Amazon exclusivity is a hell of a lot less than 5%.

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  DanNeo S.S. ✮ 𓂃🖊 (@DanNEO_SS) reported 33 minutes ago

  @TiltAtGiants Even though I voted for Amazon, I don't actually trust either of them, there are books on Amazon with nearly 100 positive ratings that are fundamentally broken in ways no one should overlook.

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  A.B. Timothy (@ABTimothyAuthor) reported 35 minutes ago

  Psst! Down here! If you want a signed copy, go look at my Buy Me A Coffee page and find out how you can get a cheaper, signed copy, than if you bought it on Amazon.

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  Jessica Schroeder (@JessicaS6658) reported 38 minutes ago

  @SeniorChief79 @MAGA_X_Times 🚨🚨THE FIX: Ink suppliers will send you the chip needed for your specific printer. You just need to reach out to them & let them know you need it. My husband did this after getting ink on Amazon & it worked perfectly.

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  Worldwide News Network (@WorldwideNNX) reported 38 minutes ago

  AMAZON SURGES 15% AS BUYERS RETURN TO BIG TECH Another good day on Wall Street: “Friday was a high volume day as buyers returned to chips and big tech. Amazon led the way, best day since 2012, with stock up 15%. Apple, one of the worst performers, down 8 to 10% after supply shortages meant it couldn't give a very good forward forecast. In the oil patch, Exxon and Chevron getting a real windfall from the Iran war, and so too next week, earnings come from Caterpillar, McDonald's, Walt Disney, and SpaceX, and we get the July jobs report a week today, Friday. For the Worldwide News Network, I'm John Terret. ”

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  🗡️ Lore Master Chris 🇺🇸 (@CWilson2197) reported 40 minutes ago

  @LostHistory9 They can’t because Amazon would rather throw millions of dollars down the drain than admit that the “chuds” were right the whole time.