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Amazon is reportedly planning another round of layoffs, potentially eliminating around 30,000 white-collar jobs, which highlights ongoing cost-cutting measures amid slower growth. This move could impact employee morale and investor sentiment as the company navigates a challenging market landscape. The focus on job cuts suggests Amazon is prioritizing efficiency as it prepares for future growth, especially with significant investments in AI on the horizon.
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UPS cutting 30,000 jobs, closing 24 facilities in 2026
The large workforce reduction marks the third year in a row UPS has significantly cut jobs.
Stock Market Today, Jan. 27: Dow Sinks As UnitedHealth Plummets, Tech Stocks Boost S&P 500 and Nasdaq
UnitedHealth’s earnings stumble sent healthcare reeling and left the Dow out of step with tech-fueled records, today, Jan. 27, 2026.
Some Savvy Wall Streeters Just Named This the Top AI Pick for 2026
Analysts see more upside in artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor stocks this year.
Are You Richer Than You Feel? Nearly 70% Of Millionaires Don't Consider Themselves Wealthy
If being a millionaire used to mean yacht parties and champagne toasts, someone forgot to tell today's millionaires. Turns out, having seven figures in the bank doesn't always come with a sense of financial comfort—or even confidence. According to the 2025 Planning & Progress Study by Northwestern Mutual, only 36% of U.S. adults with at least $1 million in investable assets actually consider themselves "wealthy." That means 64%—despite their millionaire status—feel like they're still chasing fin
UPS Stock Rises After Earnings, Layoffs. The Dividend Is Safe for Now.
UPS reported fourth-quarter earnings per share of $2.38 from sales of $24.5 billion. Wall Street was looking for EPS of $2.20 from sales of $24 billion.
Tech stocks strong but earnings may add volatility, says market expert
STORY: Rathbun said the S&P 500 reaching a record high could be "nerve-wracking" to some, but added that she remains "positive" on the index."A lot of people are ready for a correction and we may get that, but a lot of the companies underneath, the fundamentals are pretty strong, especially when it comes to the tech side," she said. "So I wouldn't be too worried about the S&P 500 going up." She adds that Amazon is one company that will be closely watched this earnings season."If we don't hear of something, good news with regards to AI, especially in their cloud infrastructure, I think there may be some disappointment," she said.
Amazon Fresh and Go stores may soon turn into Whole Foods in Illinois
More than a dozen Amazon Go and Fresh stores will be closing or transitioning to Whole Foods in Illinois. Here's where.