Amazon will cut 14,000 corporate jobs
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Amid the wave of hype over artificial intelligence, a growing chorus of fear has sprung around software engineering, where executives are threatening to automate swaths of work. But an ongoing overhaul at America’s second-largest private employer has a more immediate warning — already on warehouse floors.
As AI technology sweeps across industries, everyone’s asking what it means for the labor market in the coming years.
On Tuesday, Amazon laid off 14,000 employees in an effort to improve operations by removing layers of bureaucracy, according to a company announcement posted by Senior Vice President of People Experience and Technology, Beth Galetti.
More than twenty professions were represented at the Malabar career fair, including jobs in the medical field, law enforcement, construction, military banking, auto sales, real estate and personal services.
Consumer confidence in October slid for a third consecutive month, hitting its lowest level since April when President Trump’s tariff announcements sent shock waves through the economy.
Howard Stern Show staffers reportedly search for new jobs as uncertainty grows over the show's future at SiriusXM.
Scientists are using AI to better predict embryo health in real time.
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