Andy Jassy returns to AWS re:Invent as Amazon beefs up its AI chops
And if anyone doubted its AI resolve, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy (pictured) was the one to introduce the Nova models, signaling in ...
Amazon employees are ‘rage-applying’ as its return-to-office mandate looms—experts say that’s exactly what CEO Andy Jassy wants
Brian Elliott, future-of-work advisor and author of How the Future Works: Leading Flexible Teams to Do the Best Work of Their ...
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Bonderman dies at 82, led ownership group that brought hockey to Seattle
David Bonderman, who led the ownership group that brought the NHL to Seattle, died on Wednesday. He was 82.
Angry Amazon employees revolt against CEO Andy Jassy’s 5-day return-to-office mandate — now ‘rage applying’ for new jobs in droves. But here’s why it could bite …
Amazon employees aren't too happy with their company's CEO, Andy Jassy, lately. In May 2023, Jassy instituted a new policy ...
AWS re:Invent 2024: Live updates from Amazon’s biggest event
Amazon's re:invent 2024 conference returns to Las Vegas for a series of reveals and keynotes through December 6. AI is ...
Woman takes on Amazon after being fired from Chicago area warehouse, sues after runaround over back pay
MATTESON, Ill. (CBS) -- A fascinating battle brewing in Chicago's south suburbs pits Amazon—a $2 trillion corporation—against an employee of the company who makes about $20 an hour. So far, the ...
There's a new wrinkle in the return-to-office equation
Elon Musk and other Trump administration officials want to end federal remote work. Here's how that could influence the ...
US office market vacancy rate dips — and 2025 could be volatile
One industry tracker is forecasting the national office market won't hit bottom on a vacancy basis until late 2025 or early ...
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Jeff Bezos' simple 3-step strategy for Amazon's success can help you become a ‘big leader' too
Maintaining Amazon’s success requires three simple skills, says founder Jeff Bezos — and they can help anyone get ahead at ...
The massive dollar amount major companies spend on security for executives
Some of the U.S. companies with the largest market capitalizations allocate sizable sums for personal security and other measures to help keep their CEOs safe.