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Amazon Ad Revenue Growth Slows in Q3, Ecommerce Giant Undershoots Earnings Estimates
Source: Variety · Published
Amazon saw slowed growth in its advertising revenue in the year’s third quarter, claiming its decision to host Prime Day for most larger countries in the year’s second quarter and unfavorable foreign exchange rates contributed to a softer earnings report than Wall Street analysts
Amazon saw slowed growth in its advertising revenue in the year’s third quarter, claiming its decision to host Prime Day for most larger countries in the year’s second quarter and unfavorable foreign exchange rates contributed to a softer earnings report than Wall Street analysts expected. The past four quarters for Amazon’s advertising segment saw growth […]
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