Zappos CEO Scott Schaefer sees the e-tailer's work in the adaptive footwear space as part and parcel of the company's core values. In a speech accepting the Social Impact Award for Zappos at the ...

On March 24, Zappos' 1,500 or so employees got a memo from CEO Tony Hsieh. "This is a long email," it began. "Please take 30 minutes to read through the email in its entirety." It concerned the ...

Last March, Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh sent a lengthy email to the ecommerce company's roughly 1,500 employees. He made them an offer: They had a month to decide if they would rather go all in on ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Lucy Paulise is a career coach and book author based in Texas. 85% of the employees are not engaged globally. Tony Hsieh former Zappos CEO ...

Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh is devoted to helping upstarts in the city of Las Vegas. Hsieh, 41, is involved in a revitalization effort to turn the city’s downtown into a startup hub. That's in ...

Tesla may be claiming a real-world cost of $500 a month to lease/own a Model S, but if you live in downtown Las Vegas, you can get 100 Model S vehicles, all the bus rides you want and access to 10 ...

Located at 9101 Minor Ln., the outlet originally opened in 2019 as part of the company's new fulfillment center.

One bad hire can lead to a domino effect of more bad hires and decisions costing a company millions, says Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh. He estimates his own bad hires have cost Zappos "well over $100 ...

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Tony Hsieh has run Zappos with "a little weirdness" as a fundamental value since becoming the online retailer's CEO in 2000. It makes sense then, that Zappos has a highly unusual hiring process.

Hsieh retired this past summer after spending 20 years with the company, Zappos CEO Kedar Deshpande said in statement. “The world has lost a tremendous visionary and an incredible human being ...

Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh On Building A Virtuous Business In The City Of Sin Hsieh made you buy shoes you didn't really want. Now he will make you love Las Vegas (and not just the craps table).