January Amazon News Today

It's back-to-back job fairs in South Dakota as one of the top hardest working states in America continues to add to its workforce.

Microsoft has revealed 1,900 job losses in its gaming division - mainly roles at Activision Blizzard, which it acquired three months ago.

How did Jeff Bezos, the founder of the world’s largest online retailer Amazon, become a billionaire? This Forbes profile dives deep into the greatest collection of billionaire data, tracking his career, success and giving from the earliest days and breaking down all of his assets in detail.

The welcome return of picket lines is a sign of how much politics in Britain has changed during the past year.

By Jane Denton for Thisismoney

Tulipshare submitted the proposal on behalf of retail investors, and it urges Amazon to commission an independent audit of the working conditions that workers at the US online retail giant face.

Tulipshare submitted the proposal on behalf of retail investors, and it urges Amazon to commission an independent audit of the working conditions that workers at the US online retail giant face.

Microsoft’s investment in a data centre hub in Greece is going ahead as planned, while Pfizer intends to increase the recruitment of engineers for the digital centre established in Thessaloniki, Development and Investments Minister Adonis Georgiadis said. The minister said that it is a product of hard work, organised intergovernmental work, and discussions with the previous and current US government, which “fully continues the same policy in the area of Greece-US relations”. The CEO of Mi...

IamExpats top 10 news stories from 2020 Facebook IamExpats top 10 news stories from 2020 SHARES Facebook Whats up Well, 2020 has felt approximately 92 months long, and so much has happened over the past 12 months it has certainly kept all the editors here at IamExpat very busy. While coronavirus might have dominated national (and global) headlines, the pandemic isn’t the only thing that happened this year.  So, what stories did you enjoy reading the most this year? What events and headlines...