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What you need to know about Amazon today: October 26, 2026
Prime Video's 'Fourth Wing' series casts Esther McGregor and Emilio Sakraya as leads
Prime Video has cast Esther McGregor and Emilio Sakraya as leads Violet Sorrengail and Xaden Riorson in its Fourth Wing series, based on Rebecca Yarros' bestselling romantasy novels. The story follows Violet as she enters a deadly dragon-riding war college.
Prime Video has cast Esther McGregor and Emilio Sakraya as leads Violet Sorrengail and Xaden Riorson in its Fourth Wing series, based on Rebecca Yarros' bestselling romantasy novels. The story follows Violet as she enters a deadly dragon-riding war college.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's career advice: Most people don't land their dream job at 22-and that's okay
Before becoming Amazon's CEO, Andy Jassy tried sportscasting, consulting, retail, and investment banking. Speaking at Amazon's "Bring Your Parents to Work Day" in Seattle, Jassy shared that most people don't find their dream job at 22-and that's okay. He encouraged young people to stay humble, work hard, and embrace early experiences, noting that figuring out what you don't like is just as valuable as discovering what you do.
Before becoming Amazon's CEO, Andy Jassy tried sportscasting, consulting, retail, and investment banking. Speaking at Amazon's "Bring Your Parents to Work Day" in Seattle, Jassy shared that most people don't find their dream job at 22-and that's okay. He encouraged young people to stay humble, work hard, and embrace early experiences, noting that figuring out what you don't like is just as valuable as discovering what you do.
Amazon is reinventing the delivery experience for drivers with smart delivery glasses
Amazon is rolling out smart delivery glasses that display navigation, package details, and customer instructions directly in a driver's field of view-keeping their hands free and eyes up. The glasses capture only still images, with faces and license plates automatically blurred for privacy. Over 300 Delivery Service Partners have tested the technology, and Amazon plans to deploy 5,000 devices this year, expanding to 20,000 by end of 2027.
Amazon is rolling out smart delivery glasses that display navigation, package details, and customer instructions directly in a driver's field of view-keeping their hands free and eyes up. The glasses capture only still images, with faces and license plates automatically blurred for privacy. Over 300 Delivery Service Partners have tested the technology, and Amazon plans to deploy 5,000 devices this year, expanding to 20,000 by end of 2027.
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