The commerce and technology giant grown in Seattle has had a profound impact on modern life, changing consumer behavior, reinventing industries and shaping the city like few companies in history.
The changing composition of Amazon's top echelon provides a view of ascendant high-priority areas for the company.
Even with changes, the upper echelon of the company remains less diverse than Amazon as a whole.
When Amazon workers leave to start or join other companies, they often adopt and adapt Amazon's principles in their new ventures, spreading the Bezos way.
The Mary's Place shelter in Seattle will have room for 275 moms, dads and kids, an 18% increase in emergency shelter beds available to families...
After nearly a decade of growth, Amazon's local employment is now slightly higher than Microsoft's. While the commerce and technology giant's pace of hiring has...
An investigation identified more than 60 accidents since June 2015 involving Amazon delivery contractors that resulted in serious injuries, including 10 deaths. That tally is...
Seattle Times readers offer their own Amazon reviews.
They fill a niche, either in location or product, treat their customers well and convene a community around their business. Four longtime local retailers share...
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The commerce and technology giant grown in Seattle has had a profound impact on modern life, changing consumer behavior, reinventing industries and shaping the city...
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