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The Amazon earnings report for Q1 2025, released on May 1, brings to light a bold commitment to its workforce amid a strong financial performance and impending economic uncertainties. With Amazon stock rising to 4.6% in after-hours trading following a robust $155.7 billion revenue haul and $1.59 earnings per share, the e-tail giant has solidified its position on the throne. And yet, the Amazon earnings call also highlights a prudent Q2 guidance, citing tariff risks and trade policy shifts. For HR leaders around the globe, the standout story lies in Amazon’s $2.2 billion investment in employee wage. This move positions