The earnings spotlight turns to Amazon.com late Thursday, and the level of interest in the quarterly results from the e-commerce and cloud-computing leader will be even more intense than usual.
Amazon (ticker: AMZN) stock early Thursday were trading off nearly 6%, weighed down by weak signals on the state of the consumer e-commerce market on Wednesday from both the digital payments provider PayPal Holdings (PYPL) and from social media giant Meta Platforms (FB). Amazon shares are now down about 15% for the year to date, hitting…