Amazon’s Planned Job Cuts and J. García López’s Investments
Amazon.com, the e-commerce giant, is set to announce another round of job cuts next week as part of a plan to reduce approximately 30,000 corporate employees.
Following the elimination of around 14,000 administrative jobs in October, this new round is expected to be similar in scale by 2025. The job cuts may start as early as Tuesday, impacting corporate roles in Amazon Web Services, retail, Prime Video, and human resources.
J. García López’s Investment in Mexican Funeral Services
Grupo Funerario J. García López, a Mexican funeral services company, plans to invest 225 million pesos in infrastructure, technological developments, and new branches throughout 2026.
The investment will be allocated to expanding Casa Coyoacán with four additional chapels, opening new Santa Gloria Velatorios branches, and establishing two more Bye Bye Friend locations. The company is also working to boost the App Soporte Funerario Inmediato (SOFI), which manages funeral plans and closely monitors service development.
Fibra Mty’s Cash Distribution
Fibra Mty, a real estate investment trust operating in the industrial and office segments, will distribute cash to its Certificados Bursátiles Fiduciarios Inmobiliarios (CBFI) holders on January 30, 2026.
The trust will provide a dividend of 0.0816299947420949 pesos per CBFI, totaling 199 million 069,000 pesos. The ex-dividend and registration date will be January 29.
The cash dividend from the real estate investment trust represents an approximate yield of 0.5%, based on a closing price of 15.23 pesos on January 22 at the Mexican Stock Exchange, equivalent to an annualized rate of 2.1%.
ANIPAC’s Commitment to Sustainability
With 64 years of history, the National Association of Plastics Industries (ANIPAC), led by Benjamin del Arco, which generates over 1 million jobs and represents the entire value chain, remains committed to development and sustainability.
The publication of the Circular Economy General Law in the Federal Official Gazette is highlighted. The law aims to increase product lifespan, minimize waste, and coordinate responsibilities between the federal government, states, municipalities, and Mexico City’s delegations.
This model extends beyond recycling, incorporating reuse, redesign, and waste reduction of plastic materials. The goal is to keep products, components, and materials in the economy as long as possible, decrease raw material extraction, and contribute to ecosystem and natural resource protection.
Key Questions and Answers
- Q: What is Amazon.com planning to do regarding job cuts? A: Amazon plans to reduce approximately 30,000 corporate employees through another round of job cuts.
- Q: How much will J. García López invest in Mexican funeral services? A: J. García López will invest 225 million pesos in infrastructure, technology, and new branches.
- Q: What is Fibra Mty distributing to its CBFI holders? A: Fibra Mty will distribute cash, providing a dividend of 0.0816299947420949 pesos per CBFI.
- Q: What is ANIPAC’s focus on sustainability? A: ANIPAC is committed to development and sustainability, with a focus on the Circular Economy General Law that aims to increase product lifespan and minimize waste.
