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How Amazon engineers keep inventing from home
Ziplines, parrots, and more—see just a few of the ways Amazon engineers keep inventing, even from home. -
Amazon underscores commitment to employees, supply chain partners, and communities
New section in our Sustainability report outlines our commitment to supporting our employees, partners in our supply chain, as well as work in communities around the world. -
How Amazon automated work for employees’ benefit
The author of 'Always Day One' describes Amazon's philosophy behind automation in an article for HBR -
Share and discover new Alexa Routines
Customers in the U.S. can now turn their Alexa Routines in shareable URL links. -
Amazon invests in green startups to support development of sustainable technologies
Recipients are creating decarbonizing technologies that will help Amazon and other companies reach net zero carbon by 2040. -
Amazon Fresh now open to everyone in Woodland Hills, California
The new grocery store offers consistently low prices on freshly prepared foods and favorite items across its aisles. -
“Hey Samuel, tell me a joke”
With the launch of a new wake word for the Samuel L. Jackson celebrity voice, learn more about the tech bringing the experience to life. -
Navigating the world safely amid COVID-19
How AWS customers and partners are adapting technologies to help keep people safe as they contemplate returning to schools and offices and resuming regular activities. -
Fact check: sizing up Amazon
While Amazon is a large company, we operate in big, competitive, and highly fragmented global markets—and have bigger retail competitors in every country we serve. -
A conversation on conscious leadership
In advance of the release of his new book, "Conscious Leadership," we talked with John Mackey, co-founder and CEO of Whole Foods Market, about the relationship with Amazon and its impact on his company’s conscious culture. -
Amazon Future Engineer is more than doubling its reach
Amazon Future Engineer is adding more than 3,000 new schools to support over 5,000 total schools, and more than 550,000 students across the U.S. each year, in addition to launching a new coding competition for all students. -
STEM education as a diversity driver in tech
Amazon recently commissioned a study to explore the timely need for more computer science and STEM education for students from underserved and underrepresented communities to best prepare them for jobs of the future.
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