Amazon Q3 Earnings Report Shows AWS Reacceleration Amidst Revenue Miss

Amazon (AMZN) reported third-quarter results that presented a mixed picture for investors. While overall revenue and earnings missed market expectations, leading to a post-market stock decline, Amazon Web Services (AWS) demonstrated significant strength with 39% growth—its fastest pace in nearly five years. Operating income saw a substantial increase of 61%, reaching $28.1 billion, which improved operating margins to 13.9%. Despite the AWS momentum, concerns persist regarding the slower growth of the North American stores business and heavy capital expenditure commitments for AI capacity over the next several quarters. CEO Andy Jassy remains bullish on long-term prospects, projecting that both AWS and the retail segment could eventually reach $1 trillion in annual revenue within a decade.

By The Rule Breakers Team · Motley Fool · October 30, 2026, 16:24 UTC

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Topics: Amazon earnings report AWS growth Operating income Revenue miss

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