Amazon's stock has lagged its Big Tech peers and Wall Street has become concerned that the company's dominant cloud-computing business is losing its edge. The company's third-quarter earnings report on Thursday afternoon will be key for investor sentiment.

Amazon is reporting third-quarter earnings on Thursday, days after the company announced it's laying off 14,000 people.

Amazon said on Oct. 28 that it is cutting thousands of corporate jobs. What does this mean for its Floridian employees?

The combination of announcements out of Amazon within the past week may speak to the growing influence of artificial intelligence as a workforce engine.

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is gearing up for massive investments in artificial intelligence (AI), with capital expenditures projected to exceed $100 billion in 2025. This surge focuses on bolstering AI capabilities,

Project coming online last week beat Amazon competitors into the market, and total investment may eventually exceed $11 billion, county official says.

Amazon confirmed plans to reduce its corporate workforce, impacting 14,000 employees. The company cited a need to be more lean and the increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence as reasons for the cuts. Those who do not find a new role will be offered severance pay and other transition benefits.

Investors are closely watching growth in Amazon's cloud computing unit, which faces increasing pressure from rivals and artificial intelligence deals.