

Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) is well positioned heading into its second-quarter results, according to Bank of America, which raised its estimates for the e-commerce and cloud giant on expectations of stronger Amazon Web Services (AWS) growth fueled by artificial intelligence demand.

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Amazon said it remains committed to investing in AI, describing the layoffs as part of an effort to prioritize the initiatives it believes will have the greatest impact for customers.

Artificial intelligence has become the biggest spending race the technology sector has ever seen.

Italian unions have signed an agreement with Amazon.com covering leave, employee rights and video surveillance, the unions and the US e-commerce giant said on Wednesday.

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