Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says he's trying to restore the company's culture by getting rid of remote work and management layers.

Jassy tried to persuade Wall Street that Amazon will be just fine, despite worries about a tariff war with China.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy outlines six things big companies should do to feel more like a startup, including speed, scrappiness, ...

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Amazon's reported earnings that narrowly beat estimates. CEO Andy Jassy said he's optimistic as the company braces for ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said Alexa+, the upgraded digital assistant powered by generative AI, has now rolled out to over ...

The good news so far, though, is that Amazon hasn't seen any weakening in demand. It hasn't seen average selling prices rise ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says he's never been afraid to pose questions. As a kid, Jassy persistently asked family and friends, ...

Andy Jassy told analysts during an earnings call “there’s maybe never a more important time in recent memory” to maintain ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said he’s “optimistic” the company could emerge from the current tariff environment stronger than ...

It comes back to this notion of wanting to operate like the world’s largest startup,” said Amazon CEO Andy Jassy.

On Thursday, after announcing strong first-quarter earnings results, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy concurred. The tariffs, he suggested, would give Chinese sellers a little recognized advantage on his ...