Amazon’s first-quarter results rose 18 per cent as shoppers continued to flock to the online mega retailer to buy goods. The results beat expectations and shares rose nearly two per cent in aftermarket trading. Amazon has long focused on spending the money it makes to grow its business and expand into new areas, from streaming movies to e-readers and even grocery delivery. On Wednesday, it launched Prime Pantry, a grocery delivery service for Prime members, and this month, it introd
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