Some lesser known facts about Amazon:

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 1. Amazon was started in a garage: Amazon was founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994, and the company's first office was in Bezos' garage in Bellevue, Washington.

2. Amazon's logo has a hidden message: Amazon's logo features a smile that goes from A to Z, which represents the company's goal of offering a wide variety of products from A to Z.

4. Amazon's first product was books: Amazon started out as an online bookstore, and its first sale was a copy of "Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies" by Douglas Hofstadter.

5. Amazon has its own currency: Amazon has a virtual currency called Amazon Coins, which users can purchase and use to buy apps, games, and other digital content on Amazon.

6. Amazon's delivery drones have a sense of humour: Amazon's delivery drones are equipped with "sense and avoid" technology to help them avoid obstacles, and they have been programmed to "dodge" seagulls and other birds.

7. Amazon owns Whole Foods: In 2017, Amazon acquired the grocery store chain Whole Foods for $13.7 billion, expanding the company's reach into the physical retail space.

8. Amazon has a program for employees to start their own delivery businesses: Amazon launched a program called Delivery Service Partners in 2018, which allows employees to start their own delivery businesses using Amazon's resources and support.

9. Amazon has its own music streaming service: Amazon Music is a music streaming service that offers access to millions of songs and playlists, as well as original content and live performances.

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