Amazon has been "working to strengthen our organization by reducing layers."

Amazon is laying off 14,000 corporate employees. The company said it's cutting roles to help make the company leaner and less bureaucratic, while it looks to invest in generative artificial intelligence. The layoffs are expected to ultimately be the ...

Amazon cuts 14,000 more jobs next week totaling 30,000 layoffs. CEO blames bureaucracy. Analysts project 26% upside despite workforce reduction.

Competition is heating up between Amazon and Walmart. Amazon said it set its new speed record of over 13 billion same- or next-day deliveries in 2025.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has been pushing to reduce bureaucracy across the company. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop) Amazon confirmed Tuesday that it is cutting about 14,000 corporate jobs, citing a need to reduce bureaucracy and become more efficient in the ...

Amazon is pushing deeper into the grocery aisle with the launch of Amazon Grocery, a food brand that keeps most prices under $5. The idea of buying much of anything for $5 seems like a distant memory for most shoppers these days, as President Trump’s ...

Amazon is laying off thousands of corporate workers in an effort to slim down while it spends big on the AI race. In a note on Tuesday, Amazon human-resources executive Beth Galetti said the tech giant would cut about 14,000 corporate jobs, or about 4% of ...

Amazon.com is facing a new labor challenge, this time from small-business owners who run the company’s package-delivery network. A group calling itself DSPs for Equitable and Fair Treatment, or Deft, went public on Black Friday, saying its goal is to ...

Up in the Cascade Mountains, 90 miles east of Seattle, a group of high-ranking Amazon engineers gather for a private off-site. They hail from the company’s North America Stores division, and they’re here at this Hyatt resort on a crisp September ...

Amazon named a new executive leader for its Selling Partner Services business, one of the most consequential parts of the company, and said the division's current chief will become CEO Andy Jassy's next technical advisor.