Amazon cuts reference to diversity from annual report as Trump wages war on DEI

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:Amazon.com removed a reference to "inclusion and diversity" in its annual report filed on Thursday, after it told employees in a December memo that it was winding down its programs as part of corporate America's broader retreat from such policies.

Big technology companies Meta Platforms and Alphabet's Google are among those rolling back programs in the face of attacks from conservative groups, who have threatened to sue firms over them.

As part of the change, individual groups would no longer be responsible for building programs and initiatives would be integrated into "existing processes".