Some Amazon employees told KOMO News they avoid the traffic headache altogether by walking, biking, or taking a scooter, like Lime or Bird.

Amazon began requiring workers to return to the office five days a week, on Jan. 2, bringing longer commutes and heavier traffic.

Amazon employee Ashley Brunner hugs a giant (fake) bear from the Chamber of Connection, a new civic organization in Seattle, on Wednesday in South Lake

Ten days after Amazon's workers returned to their desks full time, South Lake Union is shaking off the cobwebs of remote work life, though it's more of a stir than a bustle.

It’s still too early to weigh the ramifications of Amazon’s return-to-work mandate, but another report from the Downtown Seattle Association finds that more workers are returning to the city’s core on a daily basis.

INRIX, a firm that studies traffic, has been tracking data surrounding the impact of Amazon's five days a week in-office mandate on traffic in the Seattle area.

Amazon says it's closing all seven of its warehouses in the Canadian province of Quebec over the next two months.

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Looking for a quick fix for their fast-growing electricity diets, tech giants are increasingly looking to strike deals that would let them plug directly into power plants.

Madrona, the largest venture firm in the Pacific Northwest, raised $770 million for two new funds as the longtime Seattle-based investor looks to back a new batch of tech startups. Despite a slowdown in the venture capital sector and an IPO drought, Madrona Managing Director Matt McIlwain said the fundraising process went smoothly.

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Looking for a quick fix for their fast-growing electricity diets, tech giants are increasingly looking to strike deals that would let them plug directly into power plants