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Amazon (AMZN) has been quietly reshaping its cost base since last year, moving from broad hiring freezes to targeted cuts as it adapts to faster changes in computing and retail.
Now the company is set for another round of corporate layoffs the week of Jan. 26 as part of a plan to cut about 30,000 roles, according to people familiar with the matter. That follows roughly 14,000 job cuts in October 2025 and could begin as soon as Tuesday.