Sebastian Herrera is a technology reporter for The Wall Street Journal, with a focus on Amazon and e-commerce. Based in California, he covers the latest developments and trends in the tech industry, particularly in relation to the retail giant. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance and MarketWatch.
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Sebastian Herrera's coverage primarily focuses on business, finance, technology, and transportation & logistics. His articles frequently include press releases and data citations, suggesting that he values factual information from reliable sources.
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By: Steven Russolillo, Sebastian Herrera
In his letter to shareholders, Andy Jassy says Amazon is committed to cost-cutting while also investing heavily in AI.
Amazon, now the fifth-ever U.S. company to reach $2 trillion in market value, is planning to spend more than $100 billion over the next decade on data centers for AI computing.
By: Sebastian Herrera, Salvador Rodriguez, Sarah E. Needleman
The live-video service has slowing user growth and workers are expecting more layoffs and other changes ahead.
By: Sebastian Herrera
The company projected weaker-than-expected revenue growth and said it would continue to ratchet up spending to meet anticipated demand for artificial-intelligence services.
By: Sebastian Herrera
Corporate staff grumble after the e-commerce giant tells employees to be in the office full-time starting next year.
By: Sebastian Herrera
He is tasked with an onerous goal: making the company a significant competitor in artificial intelligence.
By: Sebastian Herrera
Rohit Prasad is tasked with making the company a stronger rival to the likes of OpenAI, Microsoft and Google.
He is tasked with an onerous goal: making the company a significant competitor in artificial intelligence.
By: Sebastian Herrera
The e-commerce giant is one of the biggest U.S. employers to respond to government pressure to make overdose medicine more available in the workplace.
By: Sebastian Herrera, Shen Lu, Stuart Palley
Offering delivery services to merchants is a $140 billion business for Amazon. Temu wants a piece of it.
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