Amazon has a complex, opaque system for reviewing employee performance and fixing or ousting underperformers. This chart explains how it all works.

Performance-improvement plans, known as PIPs, often mean an employee will soon be out of a job. That's what some Amazon workers see happening.

In the months before Amazon laid off tens of thousands of workers, it also put a large number of employees on performance improvement plans, known as PIPs, according to a new report. Performance ...

Amazon recently launched its “Haul” storefront, and it’s full of home improvement items that all cost under $20. These must-have items are affordable and useful, providing practical ...

Upgrade your toolbox with Amazon’s selection of innovative and versatile tools. Designed to tackle a wide variety of tasks, these tools offer durability, precision, and ease of use. From sanding ...

Amazon has improved both its cash flow and earnings sequentially which is a positive sign moving forward. See why I think AMZN stock is a Buy at this time.

Amazon.com on Friday lost an early bid to dismiss claims that the company discriminated against a Black event producer by limiting her job duties and placing her on a performance improvement plan.

Home improvement sales are increasingly moving online, and Amazon is already hammering competitors' tool sales with 93% market share. How long before the sector feels a broader impact?

Amazon is gushing free cash flow again. Based on 2024 revenue estimates and a 4% FCF margin AMZN could rise 23% to $181 using FCF yield. One way to play this is to sell short OTM puts.