AUSTIN, Texas — Amazon announced Thursday that they will be bringing 800 new jobs to Austin. Back in February, Amazon said they would spread the 25,000 jobs that were expected to go to their new ...
As rumors regarding Amazon's second headquarters swirl, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott confirmed Thursday that company representatives recently met with Austin and Dallas city leaders to talk about ...
Amazon announced Thursday that it will create 800 tech jobs at its Austin, Texas, location, shortly after Apple planned to build its own $1 billion campus there. The world’s largest online retailer ...
Amazon is beefing up its presence in Austin. On Thursday, the company announced plans to create 800 new tech jobs in Austin in areas such as engineering, research science and cloud computing. Austin ...
AUSTIN, Texas -- Online retail giant Amazon.com confirmed this week what many economists and business analysts have predicted for months: Austin remains in the running for one of the richest economic ...
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Online retail giant Amazon announced Tuesday it’ll add 2,000 new jobs to its Austin tech hub and lease a new space in north Austin. In a press release, Amazon said the jobs will come ...
When one company sunsets in the game business, another one rises. That’s my interpretation of Amazon’s decision to open a new location for its Lumberyard game engine team in Austin, Texas. Amazon is ...
AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amazon today announced plans to create more than 2,000 corporate and tech jobs in Austin, Texas, over the next few years, further expanding the company’s Austin Tech ...
E-commerce giant Amazon is planning a major expansion in Austin. Amazon says it will create more than 2,000 corporate and tech jobs in Austin over the next few years. The new roles will support teams ...
Adding to its already significant Austin presence, retail giant Amazon.com will add 800 tech-focused jobs at its hub in North Austin, company representatives told the American-Statesman. New employees ...
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