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While that headcount trimming continues, the Amazon thinking involves a broader rethink of how to rightsize the largest corporations. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's note sent this fall to employees about corporate culture drew headlines for his five-day-in-the-office mandate. In general, the flatter structure is in, and there is now greater emphasis on individual contributors across corporations. "Amazon's slashing of manager roles isn't just about cost-cutting; it's a glimpse into the future of work. Technology is eating away at the traditional corporate ladder, and middle management is feeling the bite," Zafar said.
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Experts weighed in on how Russia's war effort is impacting its economy a year after the invasion of Ukraine. The longer the conflict persists the more likely Russia is to depend on China for resources, experts said. Economists says the country will be facing a myriad of obstacles, including a slowdown of productivity and diminished innovation. A more state-led economyAs sanctions weigh on its economy, Russia has been undergoing a structural transformation to become self-sufficient. Nichols added: "I firmly believe that someday Russia will be a productive member of the global community and global economy.
It's the surest sign yet of a crisis facing the retail industry. Supply chains got snarled, shoppers stopped visiting stores, and stimulus payments spiked demand, each making it difficult to measure how business was doing. Then stimulus payments sent demand for everything from sneakers to home goods spiking while supply chains snarled. And just when supply chains started to sort themselves out, inflation hit, and shoppers started to scale back spending. Retail CEOs need 'peripheral vision'Workers at Starbucks stores and Amazon warehouses across the country have pushed to unionize, with many calling out the pay disparity between front-line workers and top executives.
It's the surest sign yet of a crisis facing the retail industry. Supply chains got snarled, shoppers stopped visiting stores, and stimulus payments spiked demand, each making it difficult to measure how business was doing. Then stimulus payments sent demand for everything from sneakers to home goods spiking while supply chains snarled. And just when supply chains started to sort themselves out, inflation hit, and shoppers started to scale back spending. Retail CEOs need 'peripheral vision'Workers at Starbucks stores and Amazon warehouses across the country have pushed to unionize, with many calling out the pay disparity between front-line workers and top executives.
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