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5 ways Amazon is investing in Arizona
Amazon has invested more than $40 billion in Arizona since 2007 to build infrastructure and create employment opportunities.
Why it matters
This investment provides thousands of jobs with average total compensation exceeding $30 per hour and allows local small businesses to reach global customers.
The details
- Amazon supports over 20,000 indirect jobs in construction, logistics, and professional services.
- The company partners with 14 Arizona educational institutions through its Career Choice program.
- Arizona-based independent sellers sold more than 45 million items via Amazon's store.
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Amazon owns MK30 drone
Amazon operates MK30 delivery drones in Arizona fulfillment centers.
Amazon is related to Whole Foods Market
Amazon operates 10 Whole Foods Market retail locations across Arizona.
Craig McCormick works at Amazon
Craig McCormick works at Amazon's PHX6 fulfillment center in Arizona.
Purvi Desai leads Zaaina
Purvi Desai founded and leads the skincare brand Zaaina.
Zaaina was founded by Purvi Desai
Zaaina is a skincare brand founded by Purvi Desai.
Zaaina sells products as an independent seller through Amazon's store.
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Amazon is a partner of Roc Solid
Amazon employees volunteer with Roc Solid on community playset builds.
Zaaina is located in United States
Zaaina operates out of Arizona in the United States.
Roc Solid is located in United States
Roc Solid is a childhood cancer charity based in the United States.
Amazon uses Solar Power
Amazon utilizes solar power across solar farms and on-site facilities in Colorado.
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