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Amazon announces significant growth in its small and medium-sized business (SMB) ecosystem, reporting a 15% increase in sellers exceeding $1 million in sales. The company welcomed over 200,000 new SMBs to its U.S. store in the past year, contributing to the creation of 1.8 million U.S. jobs. The upcoming Amazon Accelerate conference, set for October 20-21, will showcase new tools and strategies for sellers. In 2020, Amazon invested over $18 billion to support its sellers, enhancing business opportunities and economic impact.

Amazon has announced the availability of 150,000 seasonal jobs across the U.S., with roles starting at an average pay of $18 per hour. Sign-on bonuses can reach up to $3,000, with an additional $3 per hour based on shifts. This hiring initiative complements the company's plan to add over 40,000 corporate positions and 125,000 fulfillment jobs. Many seasonal employees transition to full-time roles, contributing to the workforce in 250 new facilities across the country.

Amazon has announced the availability of 150,000 seasonal jobs across the U.S., offering an average starting pay of $18 per hour. Additional benefits include sign-on bonuses up to $3,000 and extra $3 per hour depending on shifts. These seasonal positions complement the company's earlier plans to hire over 40,000 corporate and tech jobs and 125,000 fulfillment and transportation roles. Amazon aims to provide diverse employment opportunities and aims to support career advancement for employees through programs like Career Choice.

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) has announced the availability of 150,000 seasonal jobs across the U.S., including 23,000 in California. These roles offer an average pay of $18 per hour, with potential sign-on bonuses of up to $3,000. This seasonal hiring initiative complements plans to create over 40,000 corporate and tech jobs and 125,000 fulfillment and transportation jobs. The company emphasizes the importance of seasonal employees in fulfilling customer needs while providing job flexibility.

Amazon announced the availability of 150,000 seasonal jobs across the U.S. with an average starting pay of $18 per hour. These roles feature sign-on bonuses up to $3,000 and the potential for an additional $3 per hour based on shifts. This hiring is part of a broader plan to add over 40,000 corporate and tech jobs and 125,000 fulfillment and transportation positions. The program aims to provide flexible work opportunities and pathways to permanent roles within the company.

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) announces the availability of 150,000 seasonal jobs across the U.S., including 6,200 in Arizona. These positions offer an average starting pay of $18 per hour and sign-on bonuses up to $3,000. This hiring effort complements Amazon's plan to hire over 40,000 corporate and tech jobs and 125,000 fulfillment roles. Seasonal roles provide flexibility for full-time staff and a path to permanent employment, contributing to Amazon's operational demands during the busy holiday season.

Amazon has announced the availability of 150,000 seasonal jobs across the U.S., including 4,500 in Illinois. These roles come with an average starting pay of $18 per hour, sign-on bonuses up to $3,000, and an additional $3 per hour based on shift timings. This announcement follows previous plans to hire over 40,000 corporate and tech jobs and 125,000 fulfillment and transportation jobs. Seasonal roles may transition into full-time positions, supporting operational demands during the busy holiday season.

The United States Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Michigan has indicted four individuals related to a major fraud scheme that exploited Amazon’s textbook rental program, leading to charges including mail and wire fraud. The investigation, supported by Amazon's anti-fraud systems, revealed over 30 counts of fraud committed against the company. Amazon expressed gratitude for the support from law enforcement agencies in prosecuting this case, highlighting its commitment to protecting customers and ensuring trust in its services.

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) will host a conference call on October 28, 2021, at 2:30 p.m. PT to discuss its third quarter 2021 financial results. The call will be available via live webcast, and the audio along with presentation slides will remain accessible for at least three months on Amazon's investor relations website.