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Amazon today announced plans to hire 75,000 more workers, most of whom will sign on after Jeff Bezos officially steps down as the tech giant's CEO.

Axios Re:Cap goes deeper with Brad Stone, author of a new book called "Amazon Unbound," about how Amazon may change, how he found the woman who voices Alexa and what Bezos will do next.

Beyond Bezos, with "Amazon Unbound" author Brad Stone

"Amazon Unbound" author Brad Stone on what Jeff Bezos does next, and how he found the woman who voices Alexa.

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Beyond Bezos, with "Amazon Unbound" author Brad Stone

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