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Here's your morning brief for Tuesday, October 28th.

I'm Caitlin McCabe for the Wall Street Journal.

Amazon plans to lay off as many as 30,000 employees, according to people familiar with the matter,

or roughly 10% of its corporate workforce. The cuts could begin as soon as today, but won't all happen

this week. Human resources, cloud computing, advertising, and a number of

other business units are expected to be affected. The total number of reductions hasn't been finalized.

A Republican-led panel has recommended that the Justice Department investigate all of former

President Joe Biden's executive actions, particularly

his clemency decisions, and determine whether he authorized them. The GOP-led House Oversight

Committee accused Biden staffers in a report yesterday of making executive decisions in his place

toward the end of his presidency. A Biden spokesperson said the claims of the investigation

were baseless, that former President Biden made the decisions of his presidency and that there was

no conspiracy, cover-up, or wrongdoing. Legal scholars say there is no mechanism to undo clemency

after it is granted. And Europe seems to be warming to Chinese auto giant

BYD with a company logging a nearly five-fold surge in sales in the region last month. That's according to

the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, which also said that registrations for Elon Musk's

Tesla felt 10.5% in Europe, adding to a streak of

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