Amazon - The Seattle Times
4 days ago · Find the latest news about Amazon, the nation's largest online retailer, from reporter Ángel González and The Seattle Times business staff.
Amazon begins layoffs; impact on Seattle still unclear
Nov 15, 2022 · The impact on Amazon’s workers in the Seattle area is still unclear. Amazon did not confirm the layoffs and could not be reached for comment. The news reverberated across Amazon offices.
Amazon’s Seattle campus still quiet as 5-days-in-office deadline hits
4 days ago · In Seattle, business groups are hopeful Amazon’s increased return will spur a revitalization of the business corridor that has struggled to regain its prepandemic vibrancy without office workers.
Amazon workers will return to the office five days a week
Sep 16, 2024 · Amazon will require employees to work from the office five days a week starting in January, the tech giant announced on Monday.
Amazon is moving out of a Denny Triangle building in Seattle
Nov 4, 2024 · Amazon will move out of the Met Park North office building in Seattle's Denny Triangle this month and shift 800 workers to other offices in the region.
Amazon lays off 2,300 workers in Seattle and Bellevue
Jan 18, 2023 · Amazon has laid off 2,300 workers in Seattle and Bellevue as part of a wave of layoffs that could affect 18,000 people.
Seattle climate protesters blockade Amazon corporate HQ building
Mar 27, 2024 · Blocking their way stood scores of climate protesters, stationed in front of at least five of Amazon’s Day 1 building entrances, the parking garage and an Amazon Go store.
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What could Trump’s second term mean for Seattle-based Amazon?
Nov 18, 2024 · As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, Seattle's largest employer could benefit from fewer regulations but may suffer under higher tariffs.
Technology - The Seattle Times
4 days ago · Cloud infrastructure providers like Redmond-based Microsoft and Seattle-based Amazon.com are racing to expand computing capacity by constructing new data centers.