
Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) grew from two people packing books in a Bellevue garage into a $2.4 trillion powerhouse. Founder Jeff Bezos labeled parcels and drove them to the post office while his then-wife, MacKenzie Scott, sealed boxes.
With no headquarters and scarce funds—just a buzzing server and a dream of selling "everything"—the door-desk startup now runs planes, data centers, and streaming studios. How did that bare concrete floor become a global superhighway?