emily: we will talk about the highlights from mary meeker's report later. want to talk about the business. amazon continues to maintain small margins. it used to be a big concern, but recently shareholders have not been saying anything about it at all. i wonder, you know, are profits and concerns about profits at amazon a thing of the past? jitendra: sort of. revenue growth was always the key and will continue to be the key because the market share is significantly higher. now what is interesting after the whole foods era of amazon, investors expected them to take a margin hit, but they did not. they actually surprised on the upside. so what they ended up doing is, instead of changing the model, they started taking the low hanging fruit, no pun intended. and basically just taking that and squeezing efficiency out of the system. they are maintaining margins while maintaining double-digit growth at a very high revenue base. very few companies in the world can do that consistently. that's the focus. emily: i recently spoke with stephanie landry, who is the hea