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AWS Eased Investor's Disappointment In Amazon's Slowing Growth

Amazon Web Services continues to be a star player for Amazon.com, Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN). As vaccines kicked in and helped the world restore somewhat of normalcy that includes in-store shopping, the hyped demand that amazon enjoyed is slowly weakening.

AWS Eased Investor's Disappointment In Amazon's Slowing Growth

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AWS Eased Investor's Disappointment In Amazon's Slowing Growth

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