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Abstract:Amazon has seen unprecedented growth over the past decade — these 25 charts show what that growth looks like.
Over the past decade, Amazon has turned into a tech juggernaut selling everything from books to cloud computing power and hardware devices.It is now one of the most richly valued companies in the world.These 25 charts illustrate the company's growth over the past decade.Read more BI Prime stories here.Amazon has seen unprecedented growth over the past decade — going from an upstart e-commerce company to one of the most powerful tech giants in the world.Amazon's business now goes far beyond just online retail. It's the market leader in the massive cloud computing industry, and has a rapidly growing advertising and hardware segment. It's also significantly expanded its in-house delivery arm that could one day rival the services offered by the likes of FedEx or UPS.A lot of that expansion happened over the past decade: Its stock price has more than doubled since 2010, and went from $34.2 billion in revenue to a projected $279.1 billion over the same period.These 25 charts show what Amazon's explosive growth over the last decade looks like:
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