Amazon results causes US$140m market capitalisation loss

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Predicts slow holiday spending.

Amazon results causes US$140m market capitalisation loss
Amazon lost close to US$140 billion in market capitalisation after forecasting a slowdown in the upcoming holiday spending.  This figure is greater than the entire value of companies such as Morgan Stanley, Netflix and Lockheed Martin. For months, the world's biggest online retailer ...

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