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we have been working with al for 25 years from the beginnings of amazon.com.ings we always say is there's no compression algorithm for experience. a lot of our viewers will be looking at al. it's something they really considered over the last year or two years. you've mentioned it's a 25 year trend line through which you've been working. so let me put this to you. how was ai changed as a as a function of your business model in that time? we did some research recently that would show that european businesses broadly have increased their uptake of ai by almost 32%. and the reasons for that are very important. one is revenue growth. so 64% of businesses say they've seen revenue growth increases and nine out of ten talk about efficiency and automation benefits that they're receiving. if you add up that kind of uptake and if we continue that uptake, which i'm confident, given the experimentation that we're seeing and the technologies that we're seeing launch, then that could unlock for europe something like 600 euros billion of economic value by 2030. and let's hav

we recently launched on amazon.com, amazon dot, uae, australia and uk are happening in the next coupleso yeah, that's what the expansion plans are as far as the brand goes, because i think organic is very well established internationally and there will be a lot more accepted acceptance to what we are doing. well, i've got to ask you, if a multinational came along and offered you a bucket load of cash to sell the brand, would you? it really has to be a good one. but i think we do need to scale a little bit more. i mean, we know that we have the potential and last two years were not great in terms of business, in terms of the market, and things were still a little low after covid. so i think we saw the covid peak and then, you know, there was a little bit of stagnation. and then, you know, now we are again, scaling markets have gotten a little better. so we want to definitely get to a point where we feel, yes, we've done it all and now a strategic partner coming through will make sense because then the brand can really shine. so that's i think it needs the founders handholding for a litt

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we learned this month zukes a av provider owned by amazon.com is authorized by the california dmv to expand the driverless testing operations to parts of san francisco this month. zukes has been testing with safety drivers since 2016 and obtained to test driverlessly in foster city in 2020. under the new april 2024 permit zukes will be allowed to conduct driverless operations in san francisco initially in the south of market neighborhood with a bidirectional autonomous vehicle with no breaks and no steering wheel. we are seeking additional details about the operational design domain or odd and understanding their permitted operations for all of san francisco. initial media reports indicate the authorization is for weekend day time operations only, stow we'll keep you posted on the developments. turning to senate bill 1031, the connect bay area act, amended by senators wiener and [indiscernible] there is no language released prior to the senate hearing today. the amendments include revised language around transit agency consolidation, new language providing financial guardrails for tr

by the biden administration, given that we have also seen cases against the likes of alphabet, amazon.comwell. so, this is the biggest u.s. concert promoter. it will be very, very interesting. and trickling down in terms of the huge criticism that we saw over the taylor swift tickets in 2022, and the massive demand we saw in some of that and how it played out. annabelle: well, they certainly bungled that, which of course sparked a lot of interest in it. the massive demand for taylor swift tickets that we saw last year. but again, it is interesting when you put it in the context of what we have seen from the biden administration over the past few years, which is making competition a really key component of its economic policy. that is why we are seeing these cases against companies like alphabet, amazon as well. but this one here, the latest. live nation, the biggest u.s. concert promoter, it merged with ticketmaster in 2010. there were a lot of provisions around that deal. it seems like the company's perhaps, according to the doj, violated some of those conditions of the deal, and that is

go to amazon.com to buy this book. all the major bookstores have it and we couldn't do it without our fox family. we have stories in there as well >> yeah, baby. >> amazon, go, baby, order it. we love you so much. >> bill: good morning, everybody. a storm is coming any moment now. right now former president donald trump is en route to the courthouse in manhattan. we expect to hear from him before this day of court begins. what is his message in the morning, anyway before stormy daniels takes the stand? we expert her to be on the stand at 9:30 eastern time. we're off and running already. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." stormy daniels is said to be one of the key witnesses in the prosecution's case. she is expected to testify she had a sexual encounter with trump. but what will she add about receiving payments by his lawyer, michael cohen? >> waiting on those remarks. as the republican candidate faces the threat of jail time from judge merchan's gag order trump said yesterday jail is a sacrific

really hard to ignore 30 second tv commercial and it's really hard to ignore the search results on amazon.comstacart or websites like that and so you're seeing that direct response advertising make up the gap and display advertising which is what publishers rely on kind of where you read content, they're the losers in this and they've been losing for a while. that's not new. >> they sure have. this sounds like another nail in the coffin of traditional print media basically is what we're talking about. whether the print is displayed on your ipad or the print is displayed on a sheet of paper. >> right, because they might migrate content over as i have seen, mark, to instagram or other social media platforms guess what they don't get the ad dollars when users engage with it that. >> exactly. >> yeah. exactly. there are even court cases and they lost them instagram -- yeah, yeah. >> a parting word, we're out of time, disney, thumbs up, thumbs down, what do you think about the quarter? >> i think for the quarter -- well, i'll give you a summary. i don't think it's a good idea for this streaming bu

and nasdaq winners topped there by micron tech advanced micro devices, trade desk, lam research, amazon.comght now. the 10-year treasury yield is well below 4.5%, the price of gold is right about 24.15 per ounce, bitcoin 66, 900 this morning, oil down despite the events in the middle east, 79.50, nat gas 2.70 and the average price for a gallon of regular down to 3.519 for diesel it's down to 3.89. coming up, the town of lost creek, texas voted to remove itself from austin's city limits they are tired of the city's woke leadership and high crime. now other neighborhoods are following. we've got the story. donald trump says he wants biden to take a drug test before the debates. roll it. >> i'm going to demand a drug test too by the way. >> [applause] >> i really am. >> [applause] >> i don't want him coming in like the state of the union he was high as a kite. stuart: well high as a kite? there he said it, would biden actually agree to test? we'll get into it. household net worth when you adjust for inflation has risen just 0.7% since biden took office. compared to a full 16% jump through trum

>> rebecca: right now go to amazon.com/grub hub and see what the program entails.h a credit card can save money. >> rebecca: anyone with a credit card. you've got points. most credit cards do cash back. i do want to stipulate, though. you're only saving money if you're paying your bills on time. if you are looking at credit card offers thinking, this is great because i get cash back. if you're spending on that apr each month you are not getting anything back. there are a number of cards whether it's amex, visa, chase, they are all offering cash back. we found these on amex where you get $10 back when you spend at macy's or u.p.s. $5 back when you spend $15 at mcdonald's. in some cases you have to opt into the programs. >> michael: those are big rebates. >> rebecca: they're significant. significant, too, if you see 3% cash back at the grocery store or gas station. it does add up. again, pay your bill on time. that's the way to get cash back. >> george: good advice. robin? >> robin: joining us now two time olympic gold medallist, two time wnba mvp breanna stewart, st

amazon prime members can order food from grubhub on amazon.com and the amazon app.nd $140 a year on the prime membership. and for the most part, there won't be extra delivery fees if you're an amazon prime member. also the faa has approved that amazon drones can fly further, beyond the visual line of sight. so eventually, yeah, we're going to be getting our amazon orders via drone. stuart: i look forward to it. we've already had one stock pick from adam johnson, and that was salesforce. he has others including 3m. you like it. >> i think it's finally safe to buy3 m again after four years of trading lower and lower and lower. the they finally resolved the two lawsuits, selling ear plugs that were faulty to the military. they paid $6 billion to settle that. i mean, it's been on and on and on, stuart. and finally, they seem to have gotten through this whole thing. they have spun off the health care division that was producing the forever chemicals. that was another $10 billion settlement. and now finally with that all bemind, i think they've able to focus on the indust

discretionary earnings growth, and that's a magnificent seven stock in tech/consumer discretionary, that's amazon.com right now over the last year, up 55%. the reason why we're see thing is because it is a massive driver in the sector it's not just the biggest weight in the sector but a big earnings driver for the entire sector overall. kelly, just to give you an idea, it's about 216% earnings growth. >> it's almost like instead of saying consumer discretionary, we just just say amazon. >>> coming up, one of the largest non-traded reits plans to limit investor withdrawals. and one seeing commercial property prices falling further. we'll look at the headwinds facing that market and three names we can talk about. >>> is america's power grid ready to handle the surge from generative ai? not to mention we're expected to see an abnormally hot summer we'll check in with duke energy's ceo lynn good "the exchange" is back after this to start a business, you need an idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. a team that's highly competent. i'm just here for the internets. at&t it's super-fa

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at a certain point, users are going to amazon.com to buy toys, and the difference between toys "r" us amazon blended away, and ultimately, toys "r" us went under. that is the risk where if you are giving all of your training data to google and maybe there is so you can get that back in return, it could ultimately come back to undermine your business, the details are going to play out the next few years. lisa: this is especially true because some big tech players have been getting into media aggressively and raises the question of, a, whether they are going to try to buy the studios and, b, how much more of a competitive are these given the fact that essentially they are in the same game albeit from a different angle? alex: if you are talking about this being the effects -- being vfx, you might end up with the tech companies with suppliers, and then you have the studios is not quite producing the content and the being the focal point for the content, that feels like quite an uncomfortable place to be. lisa: meanwhile, with is a going to look like if it is just people throwing bottles u

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