Chris and Sadie hang outside by the banana stand at Amazon's headquarters.

Meet some of the dogs who help make Amazon a great place to work

How much does Amazon love dogs? Just ask any of the 15,000 pups who “work” here.
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Starting October 6, Prime members can shop 48 hours of exclusive deals across more than 35 categories—plus new ways to discover savings with Alexa for Shopping.
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Prime members can start saving ahead of Prime Big Deal Days 2026, returning October 6–7, with deals on devices, Kindle, Amazon Music, and more.
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When you need a little extra help with your Amazon experience, Amazon Customer Service is always there for you.
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Amazon and Prime deliver billions in savings every year—averaging over $1,000 per customer for 100+ million customers—through everyday low prices, deals, time-saving free delivery, and fuel savings—plus prescription savings.
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How much does Amazon love dogs? Just ask any of the 15,000 pups who “work” here.
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Being absolutely adorable isn’t an easy job, but these pups make it look effortless. Get to know 11 of the 10,000+ dogs registered to ‘work’ at Amazon.
An image of a corgi at an Amazon office in Culver City, Los Angeles
Rufus' human parents remember life with Amazon's first canine staffer.
Aspen, a service dog, poses with her owner, an Amazon employee.
Follow Aspen on her typical work day and learn about the extraordinary work service dogs at Amazon do every day.
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Prime Video’s film adaptation of author Emma Green’s young adult trilogy follows two students who can’t resist each other.
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Asha Banks and Matthew Broome return for the concluding chapter of the English-language adaptation of Mercedes Ron's 'Culpables' trilogy.
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Starring Ester Expósito and Hugo Diego García, the first part of the 'Enfrentados' duology is streaming exclusively on Prime Video.
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Producers behind ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty,' ‘Twilight,' and ‘Off Campus’ are bringing Chloe Walsh’s romantic drama novels to the screen.
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All U.S. employees will receive 10% off eligible purchases online and 20% off in Whole Foods Market stores, with no cap on savings.
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Amazon invests more than $1.5 billion in higher pay for U.S. core operations employees, alongside new benefits designed to help our teammates’ money go further.
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More than 100,000 U.S. Whole Foods Market team members will soon gain access to Amazon's comprehensive benefits.
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Eligible employees, including corporate employees, will be able to use Amazon’s tuition assistance and career development benefit to earn credentials and move into new, in-demand industries.
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How a Slack shout-out, a dusted-off academic theory, and a spaghetti monster led an AWS team to crack an elusive code—and deliver greater reliability and performance for customers.
Amazon DSP owner Allan Ballard trains DAs and points at a computer screen.
Amazon has invested $21.7 billion to support DSPs and their Delivery Associates throughout the eight-year program history.
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AI-powered sensing capabilities and computer vision technology display real-time navigation and delivery instructions so drivers can rely less on their phones and more on their surroundings.
Free year of Kiro, for students worldwide
AWS is giving students at 132 universities across 18 countries a full year of free access to Kiro, so they enter the workforce ready to build with AI from day one.
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Colorado River Basin Coalition
Amazon is launching a collaborative action initiative alongside other companies to fund water projects across the basin.
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Amazon's solar, wind, nuclear, and battery storage investments drove economic growth across the U.S. from 2023 through 2025, per an Oxford Economics study.
Prime Big Deal Days October 2026 with Amazon boxes and Prime-branded gift
Here's what to know about Prime Big Deal Days, Amazon's fall shopping event for Prime members—including when it starts, how to find deals, and how to save the most.
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Amazon One Medical mobile experience on phone displaying GLP-1 weight loss treatment option
The program includes upfront GLP-1 costs and an option for on-demand care—increasing patient access and choice for weight loss care.
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Safety has always been our top priority, whether in our own operations or when we’re working with partners.
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