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Amazon cuts 14,000 corporate jobs

Amazon And Target Job Cuts Reveal How AI Is Reshaping The Retail Workforce

Retail job losses are surging, with Amazon and Target cutting nearly 32,000 corporate jobs combined, signaling a major industry restructuring.

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Amazon to cut around 14K corporate jobs

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Amazon is cutting 14,000 corporate jobs to be leaner in the age of AI

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Amazon to cut about 14,000 corporate jobs in AI push

Amazon said on Tuesday (October 28) it will reduce its global corporate workforce by about 14,000 people, with more cuts expected next year, in a major shakeup driven in part by adoption of artificial...

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Amazon to Cut 14,000 White-Collar Jobs

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Amazon Lays Off 14,000 Corporate Workers

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Why the "no hire, no fire" job market may no longer be a thing

Amazon on Tuesday announced 14,000 job cuts, citing a shift toward artificial intelligence, while UPS on the same day said it has reduced its workforce by 48,000 from a year earlier.

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Up to 30,000 jobs to be cut at Amazon: Report

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Amazon to Slash 14,000 Corporate Jobs. It Warns of More Cuts to Come.

US Fed cuts rate by another 25bps

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The Fed cuts interest rates again as concerns grow about the job market

A number of prominent corporations have announced job cuts in recent days.

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Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for second time

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Fed Cuts Rates by Another Quarter Point, but Future Cuts Are ‘Far From’ Certain

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Federal Reserve Likely to Cut Key Rate Wednesday and May Signal Another Cut to Follow

The Federal Reserve will almost certainly cut its key interest rate on Wednesday and could signal it expects another cut in December as the central bank seeks to bolster hiring.

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Fed Meeting Today: Federal Reserve Cuts Rates By Quarter Point

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Dow ends down, S&P 500 flat as Powell says December rate cut far from assured

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Fed lowers rates, but Powell suggests move may be the last of 2025

A federal government shutdown, now in its 29th day, means the U.S. central bank did not receive the official employment report covering the month of September, a key input to its policy discussion wh...

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Divided US Fed backs second quarter-point rate cut of 2025

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Wall Street waffles around its records after the Fed cuts rates but won't guarantee more

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Layoffs are piling up, raising worker anxiety. Here are some companies that have cut jobs recently

It's a tough time for the job market. Amid wider economic uncertainty, some analysts have said that businesses are at a “no-hire, no fire” standstill.

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Layoff panic is hiding a surprising reality about the job market

It will take a lot more Amazon-sized layoffs for the job market to actually take a hit.

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"No hire, no fire" job market may no longer be a thing as big companies announce mass layoffs

Amazon and UPS on Tuesday announced tens of thousands of job cuts, the latest signal that the U.S. labor market is downshifting.

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Puma to cut 900 jobs globally by 2026, initiates business U-turn after sales declines

Shrinking market share, weak demand and US tariffs prompt Puma to warn of annual loss Read more at The Business Times.

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Puma to cut 900 jobs as sales continue to decline

German sportswear maker Puma on Wednesday said it would cut a further 13% of its workforce globally, equivalent to 900 jobs, by the end of 2026, as its sales continued to decline.

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17 Job Components Biz Dev Leaders Love About Their Industry

It combines the art of storytelling and human connection with the science of data and processes, using both sides of the brain to drive results.

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Pennsylvania ranks among the worst states for jobs, per report

The Keystone state ranks among the worst in the country for jobs, according to WalletHub, a personal finance firm. Pennsylvania ranked 44th overall, with just North Carolina, Oregon, Alaska, Kentucky, Louisiana, and West Virginia getting worse marks. New Jersey ranked 17th overall.