Amazon.com, Inc.
Amazon.com, Inc. is an organization in the Technology sector. Paper Trail tracks its public-money, lobbying, campaign-finance, corporate, and People relationships where supported by public records.
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Highlights from available records. Missing information does not mean an activity did not occur.
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Why It Is Included
Included as a major institution relevant to Paper Trail research; individual public-record connections appear only when sourced.
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USAspending source ↗Corporate structure
What does Amazon.com, Inc. control?
Business segments, subsidiaries, joint ventures, and acquired companies connected to the parent organization.
Legal-subsidiary lists are drawn from reviewed SEC Exhibit 21 filings. Companies may omit subsidiaries that are not considered significant under SEC reporting rules, so these lists are not necessarily exhaustive.
Business segments1
Amazon Web Services is shown as an Amazon business segment. Paper Trail keeps entity-level federal recipient records separate.
SEC filing source ↗Documentation
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The Paper Trail Project. “Amazon.com, Inc..” Accessed September 23, 2026. https://www.papertrailproject.org/profiles/amazon
Record last updated 2026-09-02. Sources: Official organization website. Verify consequential claims against the linked original records.