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Amazon cut more jobs in October as sales and workforce grew
Amazon eliminated more positions in October even as its overall workforce grew.
The company is an e-commerce giant, and the job cuts happened as its sales also increased.
CEO Andy Jassy touted record margins and retail gains, according to the headline.
The information does not say how many jobs were cut or which roles were affected.
It also does not explain why the positions were eliminated.
The cuts came alongside growth in both workforce and sales, showing that job reductions did not mean the company as a whole was shrinking.
No further plans or next steps are given.
Amazon eliminated more positions in October.
The company’s overall workforce grew during the same period.
Amazon’s sales also grew.
TheStreet said the CEO touted record margins and retail gains.
- Who
- Amazon.
- What
- The company eliminated more positions while its workforce and sales grew.
- When
- October; the article was published on November 4, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Company
- Amazon
- Job cuts
- More positions eliminated in October
- Workforce
- Grew
- Sales
- Grew
- CEO remarks
- Touted record margins and retail gains