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Oregon theater marquee joked about ‘Melania’ movie, and manager says Amazon pulled the film

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You’re over 50 and just got laid off from Big Tech: Here’s what to do next

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Overland AI raises $100M to meet growing military demand for autonomous ground vehicles

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Tech Moves: Ex-Oracle SVP joins Qualtrics as CEO; Microsoft accessibility chief takes new role

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Soviet secrets and Star Wars prototypes: Avalanche raises $29M for its desktop-sized power quest

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Amazon’s ‘Just Walk Out’ tech will survive company’s retail pullback, minus the palm-scanning

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When the Seattle Seahawks sell, will any tech execs step up for the 12s?

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Amazon layoffs hit nearly 2,200 in Washington state, more than half in core product and engineering roles

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T-Mobile layoffs: Telecom giant cuts 393 jobs across Washington state, including VP roles

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Microsoft’s historic plunge: Why the company lost $357 billion in value despite strong results

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Week in Review: Most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of Jan. 25, 2026

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SpaceX seeks go-ahead from the FCC to put up to a million data center satellites in orbit

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GeekWire Podcast Field Trip: Starbucks rebounds, Microsoft slides, and Amazon resets

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Ship shapes: Seattle architect makes detailed 3D prints of the Washington ferries he grew up loving

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Amazon asks FCC for 2-year extension in Leo satellite deployment deadline, citing a rocket shortage

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Blue Origin puts space tourism on hold to bet big on the Moon

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Samir Bodas, 1964-2026: Icertis co-founder put personal values at the center of company culture

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Zillow lets go of 200 employees in performance-related reductions at real estate company

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Why NASA is going nuclear for America’s power play on the moon

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Seattle startup Electric Era lands $4.3M in U.S. grants to install freeway chargers in Washington

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