Sep 13, 2023 · Amazon employees in New York City officially have an inspiring new office and collaboration space. This summer, Amazon welcomed more than 2,000 employees to start working from the company’s latest investment in its New …

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Nov 13, 2018 · Amazon will invest $5 billion and create more than 50,000 jobs across the two new headquarters locations, with more than 25,000 employees each in New York City and Arlington. The new locations will join Seattle as the company’s three headquarters in North America.

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Sep 12, 2023 · Photos: Look inside Amazon's newest NYC office, a restored city landmark that is also helping to revitalize Midtown. Amazon restored many of the unique architectural features found at one of the first department stores in the country.

Jun 23, 2023 · Amazon got smacked by the pandemic after it inked a splashy deal to buy the historic Lord & Taylor flagship — but it doubled down on the wager and is now poised to open one of New York...

Sep 13, 2023 · A coalition of prominent New York City real estate figures has filed plans to transform a 39-story office building in Times Square into more than 900 new homes.

Jun 25, 2024 · In Midtown Manhattan, what once was the home of the department store Lord & Taylor and later WeWork, is now Amazon’s newest office in the Big Apple. The tech giant restored many of the unique architectural features found at one of the first department stores in the country during its years-long renovation and restoration effort.

Dec 12, 2019 · When a headline or mobile push alert reads something like “Amazon opening new office and adding 1,000-plus jobs in New York City,” it’s an easy jump to read that as a stunning reversal of Bezos’ rebuke of New York City and its pesky progressives earlier this year. But it really shouldn’t be.