AMZN Stock Falls 0.14% after Hitting Record as Amazon Prime Day Shifted to September
Amazon (AMZN) stock price is falling as it has become known that the retail giant took a decision to postpone Amazon Prime Day to September.
Amazon will allow customers choosing the products they want and leaving the shop without lines or registers.
Amazon (AMZN) stock price is falling as it has become known that the retail giant took a decision to postpone Amazon Prime Day to September.
Amazon (AMZN) stock failed last month’s breakout above 18-month resistance. Even so, it could make a final stand at rising trendline support near $1,850, which has narrowly aligned with the 200-day EMA.
Amazon is reportedly looking to allow hundreds of other retailers, use its autonomous Go shopping technology. The company is currently in talks with a few retailers and hopes to begin installation by early next year.
To dominate the retail world, e-commerce giant Amazon is persuading brick-and-mortar merchants to accept its mobile payments system Amazon Pay.
The global payments industry is facing a number of trends like growing mobile usage and higher customer expectations that will continue shaping the future of payment processing.
Amazon will allow customers choosing the products they want and leaving the shop without lines or registers.