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Amazon is committing to invest $26 billion in India by 2030 and will “support startups, create jobs, enable exports, and empower individuals and small businesses to compete globally,” according to its chief executive Andy Jassy who discussed the online retail giant’s investment plans in India with Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is on a state visit to the United States. The Seattle-based technology firm-- with operations across ecommerce, logistics, web services, and online streaming-- has already invested $11 billion in…

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Amazon plans to more than double its investment in India in the next seven years, the e-commerce group said, joining a roster of other high-profile American giants ramping up commitment to the South Asian market after meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi this week. The e-commerce group has invested about $11 billion in India to date and plans to pour $15 billion more by 2030, Amazon chief executive Andy Jassy said Friday. The vast majority of the new capital is likely earmarked for AWS…

The company once seemed invincible, but it’s navigating a bumpy, post-pandemic road with a new chief executive at the helmAlmost immediately after Jeff Bezos handed Amazon to Andy Jassy in July 2021, the trouble began. The company had been soaring post-pandemic, bolstered by overwhelming interest in ecommerce and the cloud, but a return to in-person life and a broad tech drawback changed it all fast. As Jassy took over, Amazon’s share price plunged, customers pulled back, easy deals became hard, and hard deals fell apart.…

Ever since the launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence (AI) race has taken a new pace. Big tech giants like Google and Microsoft are already…

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Thursday published his annual shareholder letter, where he reflected on how the company found a way to increase demand amid ‘macroeconomic’ challenges and other challenges it faced in the past year. In his letter, Jassy also asked employees to work from the office at least three days a week from May.He said that invention happens when employees work in person and that working from home is not “the best long-term approach.”“We also looked hard at how we were working together as a team and asked our…

Amazon.com Inc did not grant its Chief Executive Andy Jassy any new stock in 2022, shrinking the pay gap between the online retailer's top boss and rank-and-file employees, the company said on Thursday in a securities filing. At the same time, it awarded more than $40 million each to the recently elevated CEOs of e-commerce and cloud businesses, at 2022 share prices, while Jassy took home a similar amount from his own earlier grants, the filing showed. Amazon for months has grappled with inflation and recession fears that…

Amazon.com faced one of its “harder macroeconomic years in recent memory,” Chief Executive Andy Jassy said in a letter to shareholders. Amazon.com faced one of its “harder macroeconomic years in recent memory,” Chief Executive Andy Jassy said in a letter to shareholders. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to…

This recent round of layoffs will affect departments like Amazon Web Services, human resources, advertising, and Twitch live streaming.Image: David Ryder (Getty Images)In an email to staff this morning, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced another round of layoffs at the massive tech corporation—this time resulting in 9,000 Amazon employees losing their jobs. According to the memo, which was obtained by CNBC, the affected departments include Amazon Web Services, human resources, advertising, and Twitch live streaming.The move…