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Amazon is once again overhauling its corporate structure — and this time, thousands of employees are being told their roles are disappearing. The company said it's trying to trim up its operations, and it's mostly due to the rise of artificial intelligence.

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Amazon stock is down 7% year to date, and it has lagged the other "Magnificent Seven" stocks over the past five years. Its valuation is nearly as low as it's been in almost two decades. Wall Street is bullish on Amazon's prospects and its AI spending.

Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN), along with many of its tech peers, spent much of last year battling investor anxiety over the scale of its artificial intelligence (AI) spending plans. Those fears intensified following last month’s earnings report when management outlined a capital expenditure forecast of roughly $200 billion for 2026.