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Amazon plans thousands more layoffs targeting 10% of workforce in new cuts | Fox Business

After initially cutting roughly 14,000 white-collar jobs in October, Amazon is expected to launch a second round of layoffs impacting a similar number of employees, with an overall target of about 30,000 jobs, although the scope may change, according to two sources cited by Reute

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Free Amazon keyword tool I’ve been using to find long-tail keywords

I’ve been testing a free Amazon keyword research tool to find long-tail keywords and check search volume. It’s pretty simple and it’s actually free. Sharing in case it helps other sellers doing product research.

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Amazon's AI assistant comes to the web with Alexa.com | TechCrunch

Amazon believes that for its AI assistant to be competitive, it will need to be everywhere — not just in the home, but also on the phone and on the web.

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Amazon's latest AI wearable

TechCrunch's hands-on review of Amazon's AI wearable Bee reveals an easy-to-use device that segments and summarizes audio conversations. Unlike other AI transcribers, Bee offers color-coded sections for easy navigation and integrates with Google services to suggest tasks based on recorded conversations. However, it lacks speaker labeling and discards audio after transcription, making it unsuitable for professional use. Amazon plans to release more features for Bee in the coming year, but the device's mainstream adoption may face cultural and ethical challenges.

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Amazon: An Attractive Long-Term Investment Opportunity (AMZN) | Seeking Alpha

Amazon stock has lagged the broader indices for the past five years, and valuation multiples have reverted lower despite cash flow returns on investment rebounding to near-record levels.

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Amazon Plans to Launch Walmart-Like Stores | Cord Cutters News

Amazon is advancing plans to build a massive new retail store in Orland Park, Illinois, spanning approximately 225,000 to 229,000 square feet, larger than the average Walmart Supercenter. The proposed development features a one-story building combining fresh groceries, household essentials, and general merchandise, with dedicated parking for online order pickups and seven loading docks. The Orland Park Plan Commission approved the plans with a 6-1 vote, and the project awaits final consideration by the village board. If approved, construction could begin as early as spring 2026, reflecting Amazon’s ongoing efforts to integrate its digital and physical retail strategies.