Amazon.com, Inc. has surpassed Walmart for the first time in overall revenue, recording $716.9 billion in sales last year. This achievement coincides with Amazon's ambitious $200 billion investment plan for infrastructure, including the launch of Amazon Supply Chain Services to compete with logistics giants like UPS and FedEx. The company continues to attract major clients and bolster its position in the grocery market, while its stock reflects optimism with a rise to $268.42.
“Amazon · surpassed · Walmart · first time by overall revenue”
“Amazon · recorded sales · past year · $716.9 billion”
“Amazon · exceeded · Walmart · in overall revenue last year”
“Amazon · benefited from · its Amazon Web Services · true”
“Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta Platforms · committed to spending · AI infrastructure · $710 billion this year”
“Amazon · recorded sales · in the past year · $716.9 billion”
“hyperscalers · include · Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta Platforms”
“Names net sold included · NVIDIA, Amazon.com, Advanced Micro Devices, Intel, and Broadcom”
“Amazon · had inched up · percentage · 1%”
“Cramer · pointed to · market performance from Alphabet Inc., Amazon.com Inc., and Apple Inc. · arguing investors are rewarding companies whose AI investments are producing measurable returns”
“Amazon · rose · to $268.42 · by 1.69%”
“Talen Energy Corporation · expanded its nuclear energy agreement with · Amazon · in June 2025”
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