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Amazon to axe 14,000 corporate workers in first wave of cuts

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October 29, 2025

Amazon has confirmed plans to lay off 14,000 corporate workers as part of a wave of cuts expected to hit tens of thousands of jobs.

- Callum Jones

The Seattle-based retail giant, which is vying to reverse a pandemic hiring spree, is attempting to cut costs and slim down its huge operation. This summer, its CEO warned white-collar employees their jobs could be taken by artificial intelligence.

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