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Amazon plans to cut 14,000 corporate jobs, the company announced Tuesday. The company said the cuts are to make it leaner as AI enables companies to "innovate much faster." CEO Andy Jassy previously ...

Amazon told employees on Tuesday that it’s cutting 14,000 corporate jobs as it invests billions of dollars into artificial intelligence. Amazon’s head of resources Beth Galetti told employees in an ...

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Amazon said it would cut 14,000 corporate staffers this year in a mass layoff aimed at readying the company for wide adoption of AI technology. The company noted that it would be hiring in key areas ...

(Reuters) - Amazon said on Tuesday it will reduce its global corporate workforce by about 14,000 people, with more cuts expected next year, in a major shakeup driven in part by adoption of artificial ...