Amazon (AMZN) increases early 2023 layoff expectations to over 18,000 job cuts
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy released a statement of the expected job cuts in response to a employee leak of the company's early 2023 layoff plans.
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy released a statement of the expected job cuts in response to a employee leak of the company's early 2023 layoff plans.
Andy Jassy lamented the current economy and Amazon's previously rapid hiring as he suggested layoffs would take place over the next few months.
Starting this week, Amazon will allegedly begin layoffs in its corporate, technology, retail, and HR divisions to cut costs.
The company enjoyed AWS revenue growth in addition to beating EPS.
The Amazon company's Q3 2022 earnings results had it coming in just ahead on revenue with a solid win in earnings-per-share versus expectations.
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Discover how Amazon (AMZN) has performed in Q3 2022 by listening to its earnings call.
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