Amazon New Jobs
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Salesforce Said to Cut 1,000 Roles While Hiring Salespeople for AI
Salesforce is announcing lay-offs as it prepares to enter a new fiscal year. More than 1,000 roles will be affected and displaced workers will be able to apply for other jobs internally. The company has also been keeping a closer eye on maintaining profit margins after pressure from activist investors in 2023.
-
Amazon To Invest Over $10 Billion In UK In Boost For New Labour Government
US tech giant Amazon is to invest $10.5 billion in Britain over the next five years, creating thousands of jobs via its web services arm, the company and UK government announced Wednesday.
-
Layoffs In US Soared 98% In 2023 And It Could Get Worse This Year, Report Claims
US companies planned 721,677 job cuts last year, a 98% jump from 363,832 layoffs reported in 2022, a new report published by professional outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas has revealed.
-
Amazon Announced Layoffs in Alexa Voice Assistant Unit to Focus on Gen AI
Amazon.com on Friday announced it is trimming jobs at its Alexa voice assistant unit, citing shifting business priorities and a greater focus on generative artificial intelligence. The cuts affect several hundred employees working on Alexa, according to the email. A spokeswoman declined to elaborate on exactly how many were affected.
-
Google, Microsoft, Amazon Drive AI Talent Frenzy Across India
Aditya Chopra isn't looking for a new job, but recruiters keep calling him anyway. The data-science specialist works in artificial intelligence, perhaps the most coveted experience on the planet after OpenAI demonstrated the breakthroughs of ChatGPT.
-
Amazon to Lay Off 9,000 Employees in Another Round of Job Cuts; Twitch, E-Commerce, HR Sector to Get Affected
Amazon.com on Monday said it would axe another 9,000 roles to make its operation lean and manage economic uncertainty, marking a new round of job cuts that pile onto the technology sector's woes. In a remarkable turn for a company long touting its job creation, Amazon will have eliminated 27,000 positions in recent months, or 9 percent of its roug...
-
Hit By Layoffs, Thousands Of Indian IT Professionals Struggle To Stay In US
IT Layoffs 2023: Thousands of Indian IT professionals in the US, who have lost their jobs due to the series of recent layoffs, are now struggling to find new employment within the stipulated period under their work visas.
-
Amazon Web Services Plans to Invest $35 Billion by 2040 to Expand Data Centres in Virginia
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that it plans to invest an additional $35 billion (roughly Rs. 2,83,400 crore) to expand data centres in Virginia. The firm said it had invested the same amount in data centres in the state from 2011 to 2020, adding that the new investment would create 1,000 jobs at the company.
-
On LinkedIn, Amazon Employees Post They Want New Jobs, Bosses Are Aware
With job cuts mounting across tech, finance and other industries, why wait to get fired when you can skip directly to being hired?
-
"DNA Of Startups": India's IT Minister Says Tech Layoffs Not Unusual, Pitches "Reskilling"
Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar says tech companies told to make layoffs "soft landings", which means giving enough time for staff to find new jobs
-
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Announces Season 2 Cast, Currently Filming in the UK
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 has added seven new members to its cast lineup. Out of them, Sam Hazeldine (Peaky Blinders) is a replacement actor, who will be taking over the role of Orc leader Adar, from Joseph Mawle. The latter explained on Twitter, that as an actor, it was his “wish” and “job description” to explore ...
-
Amazon to Invest $4 Billion in Building New AWS Data Centre Cluster in Hyderabad by 2030
AWS, or Amazon Web Services, on Tuesday announced that it would invest $4 billion (roughly Rs. XXX crore) in building a second data centre cluster in the country by the end of the decade. With the launch of the AWS Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) region, AWS now has 96 Availability zones across 30 geographic regions, with announced plans to launch 15 more...
-
Amazon Pauses Construction of 6 Offices to Make Them Suitable for Hybrid Work
Amazon is pausing the construction of six new office buildings in Bellevue and Nashville to re-evaluate the designs to suit hybrid work. However, the delay will not affect Amazon’s hiring plans to create 25,000 jobs in Bellevue and another 5,000 in Nashville. It was earlier reported that Facebook parent Meta Platforms has also pulled back on its ...
-
Amazon's India Business Chief On Why He Pulled The Plug On IPL
Manish Tiwary had only been in his new job as head of Amazon.com Inc.'s India business a couple of months when he faced a weighty decision: How aggressively should the US e-commerce giant bid for media rights to the Indian Premier League?
-
Amazon, Union Group Said to Face Off in a Rematch Election in New York
Amazon and the group that successfully organized the company’s first-ever US union are headed for a rematch. A federal labour board will tally votes cast by warehouse workers in yet another election on Staten Island.
-
Salesforce Said to Cut 1,000 Roles While Hiring Salespeople for AI
Salesforce is announcing lay-offs as it prepares to enter a new fiscal year. More than 1,000 roles will be affected and displaced workers will be able to apply for other jobs internally. The company has also been keeping a closer eye on maintaining profit margins after pressure from activist investors in 2023.
-
Amazon To Invest Over $10 Billion In UK In Boost For New Labour Government
US tech giant Amazon is to invest $10.5 billion in Britain over the next five years, creating thousands of jobs via its web services arm, the company and UK government announced Wednesday.
-
Layoffs In US Soared 98% In 2023 And It Could Get Worse This Year, Report Claims
US companies planned 721,677 job cuts last year, a 98% jump from 363,832 layoffs reported in 2022, a new report published by professional outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas has revealed.
-
Amazon Announced Layoffs in Alexa Voice Assistant Unit to Focus on Gen AI
Amazon.com on Friday announced it is trimming jobs at its Alexa voice assistant unit, citing shifting business priorities and a greater focus on generative artificial intelligence. The cuts affect several hundred employees working on Alexa, according to the email. A spokeswoman declined to elaborate on exactly how many were affected.
-
Google, Microsoft, Amazon Drive AI Talent Frenzy Across India
Aditya Chopra isn't looking for a new job, but recruiters keep calling him anyway. The data-science specialist works in artificial intelligence, perhaps the most coveted experience on the planet after OpenAI demonstrated the breakthroughs of ChatGPT.
-
Amazon to Lay Off 9,000 Employees in Another Round of Job Cuts; Twitch, E-Commerce, HR Sector to Get Affected
Amazon.com on Monday said it would axe another 9,000 roles to make its operation lean and manage economic uncertainty, marking a new round of job cuts that pile onto the technology sector's woes. In a remarkable turn for a company long touting its job creation, Amazon will have eliminated 27,000 positions in recent months, or 9 percent of its roug...
-
Hit By Layoffs, Thousands Of Indian IT Professionals Struggle To Stay In US
IT Layoffs 2023: Thousands of Indian IT professionals in the US, who have lost their jobs due to the series of recent layoffs, are now struggling to find new employment within the stipulated period under their work visas.
-
Amazon Web Services Plans to Invest $35 Billion by 2040 to Expand Data Centres in Virginia
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that it plans to invest an additional $35 billion (roughly Rs. 2,83,400 crore) to expand data centres in Virginia. The firm said it had invested the same amount in data centres in the state from 2011 to 2020, adding that the new investment would create 1,000 jobs at the company.
-
On LinkedIn, Amazon Employees Post They Want New Jobs, Bosses Are Aware
With job cuts mounting across tech, finance and other industries, why wait to get fired when you can skip directly to being hired?
-
"DNA Of Startups": India's IT Minister Says Tech Layoffs Not Unusual, Pitches "Reskilling"
Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar says tech companies told to make layoffs "soft landings", which means giving enough time for staff to find new jobs
-
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Announces Season 2 Cast, Currently Filming in the UK
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2 has added seven new members to its cast lineup. Out of them, Sam Hazeldine (Peaky Blinders) is a replacement actor, who will be taking over the role of Orc leader Adar, from Joseph Mawle. The latter explained on Twitter, that as an actor, it was his “wish” and “job description” to explore ...
-
Amazon to Invest $4 Billion in Building New AWS Data Centre Cluster in Hyderabad by 2030
AWS, or Amazon Web Services, on Tuesday announced that it would invest $4 billion (roughly Rs. XXX crore) in building a second data centre cluster in the country by the end of the decade. With the launch of the AWS Asia Pacific (Hyderabad) region, AWS now has 96 Availability zones across 30 geographic regions, with announced plans to launch 15 more...
-
Amazon Pauses Construction of 6 Offices to Make Them Suitable for Hybrid Work
Amazon is pausing the construction of six new office buildings in Bellevue and Nashville to re-evaluate the designs to suit hybrid work. However, the delay will not affect Amazon’s hiring plans to create 25,000 jobs in Bellevue and another 5,000 in Nashville. It was earlier reported that Facebook parent Meta Platforms has also pulled back on its ...
-
Amazon's India Business Chief On Why He Pulled The Plug On IPL
Manish Tiwary had only been in his new job as head of Amazon.com Inc.'s India business a couple of months when he faced a weighty decision: How aggressively should the US e-commerce giant bid for media rights to the Indian Premier League?
-
Amazon, Union Group Said to Face Off in a Rematch Election in New York
Amazon and the group that successfully organized the company’s first-ever US union are headed for a rematch. A federal labour board will tally votes cast by warehouse workers in yet another election on Staten Island.
