Amazon’s executive ranks are short on diversity

September 24, 2021

The percentage of non-whites has risen modestly among Amazon.com’s executive ranks while its blue-collar positions are largely filled by minorities, according to statistics posted by the company. Seventy-one percent of Amazon executives were white at the end of October 2020, down from 74 percent in 2019.

Recent News

Google’s Antitrust Trial Teeters On

Google’s landmark antitrust case against the Justice Department has reached its final stage, sparking concern across Silicon Valley. Prosecutors argue that Google’s dominance in online search and search advertising markets is illegal, while Google maintains its superiority. The outcome, to be decided by US District Judge Amit Mehta, could have significant implications not only for Google but also for other tech giants like Apple, Amazon, and Meta.

Apple’s Vision Pro Headset Dominates Enterprise Market

Apple’s Vision Pro headset, a mixed-reality spatial computing device, has found its way into the arsenals of more than half of the Fortune 100 companies, with over 50% investing in at least one unit. This revelation came during Apple’s first quarter 2024 earnings call, where CEO Tim Cook highlighted the enthusiastic reception of their products within the corporate sector.