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Amazon Q1 2025: Prime Results, Tariff Tango, and AWS Magic

· 8 min read
PseudoGW
Core Contributor

Hey, Prime members and Bezos-believers - buckle up, because Amazon just dropped its Q1 2025 earnings, and this quarter is juicier than a Prime Day lightning deal. Amazon reported solid results for the first quarter of 2025, with across-the-board improvements in revenue and profitability. Key financial metrics for Q1 2025 compared to Q1 2024 are summarized below:

Alphabet's Q1 2025: AI, Ads, and the Art of Not Panicking

· 11 min read
PseudoGW
Core Contributor

Imagine you're a trillion-dollar tech behemoth navigating a world where AI is both your golden goose and your existential threat. Welcome to Alphabet's first quarter of 2025. Alphabet’s first quarter of 2025 has given us plenty to scribble about, with surprisingly robust earnings, a wave of new AI products, and just enough tariff-related drama to keep things interesting. Despite facing regulatory headwinds and macroeconomic uncertainties, the company delivered impressive financial results, underscoring its resilience and adaptability.

IBM Q1 2025: Navigating Modest Growth, AI Ambitions, and Competitive Currents

· 9 min read
PseudoGW
Core Contributor

IBM just dropped their Q1 2025 earnings report—an event that’s usually about as thrilling as a rerun of Antiques Roadshow, but stick with me because hidden beneath the beige exterior is an intriguing corporate narrative. Let’s dive into IBM’s quarterly adventure through the brave (and occasionally turbulent) seas of enterprise software, hybrid cloud, and generative AI.

Tesla's Q1 2025: A Tale of Two Realities

· 7 min read
PseudoGW
Core Contributor

Imagine you're Elon Musk. It's April 2025. You're juggling roles as Tesla's CEO and a federal government advisor. Your company just reported a 71% drop in net income year-over-year. Investors are restless, analysts are skeptical, and your political affiliations are under scrutiny. Welcome to Tesla's Q1 2025—a quarter that reads like a case study in corporate turbulence.