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(Reuters) -Nvidia far exceeded expectations with its quarterly revenue forecast on Wednesday as an artificial-intelligence boom fueled demand for its chips and said it would buy back $25 billion in stock, sending its shares soaring after hours. Nvidia's forecast beat expectations by billions of dollars, demonstrating that a boom in generative AI technologies that can read and write in human-like ways - and powered almost exclusively by Nvidia's chips - shows no signs of slowing down. N...

By Lisa Baertlein LONG BEACH, Calif., Feb 28 (Reuters) – The former Amazon.com Inc executive who oversaw the e-commerce company’s transportation network buildout for its sellers, now aims to do the same for rival shipping customers as chief executive of logistics startup Flexport. “I wanted to … do it again for everyone else,” said Dave Clark, the former Amazon executive who will become Flexport CEO on March 1 after spending six months as co-CEO. Getting big is...

By Chavi Mehta, Stephen Nellis and Jane Lanhee Lee (Reuters) -Chip designer Nvidia Corp forecast first-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates on Wednesday as the company benefits from a boom in spending to power chatbots

(Reuters) -A pre-dawn house fire on Friday killed 10 people including three young children in rural eastern Pennsylvania, state police reported, with ...

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By Paresh Dave and Nivedita Balu (Reuters) -Google parent Alphabet Inc on Tuesday posted quarterly sales close to Wall Street targets, sending shares ...

By Chavi Mehta and Jane Lanhee Lee (Reuters) -A significantly weaker than expected business outlook by memory-chip firm Micron Technology Inc on Thursday

By Kanishka Singh and Daniel Trotta (Reuters) -Shootings in three American cities killed nine people and wounded two dozen more on Saturday night and

The violence struck as communities in three other cities are still grieving from massacres in Buffalo, New York; Uvalde, Texas; and Tulsa, Oklahoma.