Amazon.com, Inc.
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- CEO
- Andrew R. Jassy
- Full Time Employees
- 1,576,000
- Sector
- Retail trade
- Industry
- Internet retail
- Address
- 410 Terry Avenue North Seattle WA United States 98109-5210
- IPO Date
- May 15, 1997
- CIK
- 0001018724
- Website
- aboutamazon.com
- Similar Companies
- Business
- Amazon.com, Inc. operates as a global technology enterprise, delivering a wide array of consumer products and essential services through its extensive online platforms and physical retail locations across North America and international markets. The company’s operations are segmented into North America, International, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Its retail offerings encompass a vast selection of merchandise and digital content, directly sold by Amazon and through a robust network of third-party sellers. Beyond retail, the firm engineers and markets a family of electronic devices, including Kindle readers, Fire tablets, Fire TV streaming devices, and smart home solutions like Ring, Blink, and Echo. Amazon additionally develops original media content for its streaming services. The company facilitates programs enabling independent sellers to reach customers through its marketplaces and empowers creators to publish and distribute content spanning books, music, and videos. Furthermore, Amazon provides leading cloud computing capabilities via AWS, encompassing infrastructure, storage, databases, analytics, machine learning, and advanced artificial intelligence services for businesses worldwide. Its comprehensive suite of services also features fulfillment logistics, digital advertising solutions, and subscription benefits through Amazon Prime, which offers expedited shipping and access to exclusive content. Amazon caters to a diverse global clientele including individual consumers, businesses, developers, and content providers. Founded in 1994, the company maintains its headquarters in Seattle, Washington, with significant ongoing investments in AI, logistics, and satellite internet through initiatives like Project Kuiper.
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