Amazon.com Inc
A company that started as an online bookstore and grew into one of the world's largest retailers and cloud providers, selling goods through Amazon Prime, while its AWS arm supplies on-demand computing, storage, and AI services to developers and enterprises. Jeff Bezos founded it in 1994 in his Bellevue, Washington garage, naming it after the Amazon River—the world's largest—hoping to build the biggest bookstore on Earth. Early employees worked at desks made from doors.
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