Since Amazon was founded in 1994, it has not stopped growing. And that growth has translated into jobs. So much so that it is currently the second private company with the most workers on staff: 1.6 million people are paid by the Internet giant. But that growth has been cut short in 2022. Amazon has cut 100,000 jobs worldwide, an unprecedented decision in its history that is only understood as preparation for the great recession that lies in wait for us.
2022 is proving to be a bad year for Amazon, which has posted huge . . .
