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The price of Amazon shares traded on the Nasdaq stock exchange fluctuated significantly but increased for the most part during the period between 2010 and 2026, peaking at * U.S. dollar per share in June 2026.

Expansion during the pandemic

Due to the rise of online shopping worldwide during the Covid-19 pandemic, Amazon's share prices saw an increase as the company experienced dramatic growth. As a result, the company's net sales revenue increased by almost *** billion U.S. dollars between 2019 and 2025, growing ever since. However, the surge in Amazon's operations significantly increased the company's fulfillment expenses and shipping costs after 2020. The shift towards offline shopping and cost increases after the pandemic resulted in significant layoffs in 2022.

Amazon Web Services

Amazon is not only the world's most valuable retailer but also the leader in the cloud computing industry through Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS is a platform that offers storage, servers, and networking to individuals, businesses, and organizations. Amazon's success is driven by its excellence in diverse sectors, but AWS stands as the primary source of profit. The cloud service has consistently grown in profitability, generating nearly ** billion U.S. dollars in profit in 2025.