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Amazon reportedly cutting hundreds more jobs: What we know

Published October 29, 2026 2:22 PM MST

Amazon cut more jobs this week in its second round of layoffs this month. 

According to Reuters, the cuts are in the company’s devices and services unit. 

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What we know:

Reuters reviewed one of the text messages and emails Amazon sent to affected employees. The message was from Cherie ⁠Robinson, a human resources vice president, who wrote that ​the cuts are a result of "a thorough review of ​our ⁠structure." 

What they're saying:

"We've made the ​difficult decision to eliminate a small number ⁠of roles," an Amazon spokesperson told Reuters. 

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The spokesperson also said the layoffs will help Amazon "operate more efficiently and ​better align with our product roadmap."

By the numbers:

Amazon didn’t specify how many jobs it’s cutting, but a source told Reuters it’s no more than 250 people. That’s on top of the 1,000 jobs it cut earlier this month from its core retail division. 

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Dig deeper:

The layoffs come amid several new product rollouts at Amazon, including new Kindle e-readers, tablet computers and a new ‌Alexa-powered ⁠alarm clock and photo frame.

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What's next:

The online retail giant is set to report its ​third-quarter earnings after the market closes Thursday.

The Source: This report includes information from Reuters.

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