The Latest Breaking News from Andy Jassy

CEO Andy Jassy knew Amazon may have been expanding too fast during the pandemic, but defends layoffs.

Some employees in Amazon's human resources department will clock out for the last time on Dec. 23, part of a broad push by the Seattle-based company to shrink its corporate workforce by 3% in coming months.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has said the company does not have plans to stop selling the antisemitic film that gained notoriety recently after Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving tweeted out an Amazon link to it

Over two decades, AWS has become the ultimate case study in corporate innovation.

Company must read out public notice to employees at Staten Island warehouse, which won vote to unionize in April

Amazon will wind down parts of its India operations, showing that even the crucial growth market with 1.4 billion consumers isn’t immune to chief executive officer (CEO) Andy Jassy’s cost-reduction campaign.

Amazon is locking some laid-off employees out of its offices and their company-issued laptops on Wednesday, about a week after the company started notifying workers that their positions were being cut.

Amazon confirmed on Thursday that it is laying off staff, after days of rumors that the e-commerce behemoth would become the latest tech giant to unleash a large-scale redundancy plan amid a souring economic environment. "The economy remains in a challenging spot and we've hired rapidly the last several years,"…

Some Amazon employees may have to wait until next year to learn if their job is safe.

Amazon isn't done reviewing its businesses to see where cuts need to be made.

The voice-command technology and its accompanying hardware could never reach critical mass while generating recurring revenue.