Amazon joins other companies such as Salesforce, Target, and Paramount who have together laid off thousands of workers in the ...

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Amazon's 14,000-person layoffs earlier this week weren't necessarily driven by finances or AI, CEO Andy Jassy said during the ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says the company’s latest big round of layoffs — about 14,000 corporate jobs — wasn’t triggered by financial strain or artificial intelligence replacing workers, but rather a ...

The other thing that makes this seem different from past layoffs is who is affected. Amazon has already optimized its ...

The move comes amid similar cuts at Meta and Applied Materials, signaling a broader tech industry shift toward automation and ...

Wall Street loved what it saw from Amazon this week. Yes, despite the layoffs.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy explains the 14,000 corporate layoffs are a 'culture' move to stay nimble, not driven by financial ...

Fortunately for us, CEO Andy Jassy was asked to comment on the layoffs during the company’s earnings call Thursday evening.

Jassy was unequivocal in his reasoning, stating that the move was about organizational structure rather than immediate financial or technological imperatives.

Amazon cut 14,000 jobs this week, but the move wasn't driven by financial concerns or AI, says CEO Andy Jassy during the ...

Amazon CEO, Andy Jassy, attributes the recent layoff of 14,000 employees not to financial concerns but to 'culture' issues.