Amazon has eliminated nearly 1,000 corporate jobs across India, the US and the UK, primarily in its Stores division, as part of restructuring efforts. The layoffs follow more than 30,000 earlier job cuts, even as the company plans $220 billion in AI infrastructure spending and approaches former employees for technology roles

Amazon has cut nearly 1,000 white-collar jobs across India, the US and the UK as the e-commerce giant continues restructuring its retail operations, Reuters reported.

The latest layoffs primarily affect Amazon's Stores division, which manages its core online retail business. The reductions coincide with the company's two-day Prime Big Deal Days shopping event, which began on Tuesday.

Amazon confirmed the job cuts, saying organisational changes would help the company focus on its business priorities.

Amazon cuts jobs across retail operations