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    We’ve invested more than $8 billion in Oklahoma since 2010, including infrastructure and employee compensation. These investments support jobs across fulfillment centers and corporate offices, empower small business owners, and strengthen communities through partnerships statewide.
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    From fulfillment center positions and delivery station positions to Whole Foods Market roles, we offer career paths for diverse skill sets and experiences.
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    In 2025, small and medium-sized businesses in Oklahoma achieved $175,000 in average sales. From wall-mounted garage vacuums to bathroom fittings, Oklahoma independent sellers sold more than 10 million items in Amazon’s store.
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5 ways Amazon is investing in Oklahoma

Amazon’s investments are creating jobs, supporting small businesses, and strengthening communities across the Sooner State.
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