surprise earnings was tempered by the e-commerce giant’s warning over its cloud business.
The drop in the share price followed remarks by Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky, who told analysts that cloud customers kept trying to slim down their bills as of the second quarter and that Amazon was helping them do so to build long-term relationships. Amazon also reported $3.2 billion in profits, or 31 cents per share, higher than the $2.24 billion industry analysts had expected.
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