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He talks about the darkest days of Covid, the airline's recovery and his own future.

Walmarts fiscal first-quarter earnings and revenue top analysts estimates, Alibaba also tops estimates and says it will spin off its cloud unit, Cisco tumbles after orders fall at the networking giant, and Take-Two Interactive signals that a strong pipeline of videogame titles will drive growth.

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Amazon Web Services plans to invest $12.7 billion in India by 2030 to meet growing demand for cloud services in the world’s most populous country, the company announced Thursday.

Chinese e-commerce company’s core business remains stuck in slow gear. But stock could do well anyway.

The freight forwarder plans to expand trucking and ocean-forwarding services as it seeks to creates a factory-to-door logistics platform

Alibaba’s shares fall after revenue misses forecasts; Tencent and Baidu see more marked upturn

Alibaba (BABA) easily beat Wall Street’s pessimistic forecast for the fiscal fourth quarter (FQ4) early Thursday. The Chinese online retail conglomera

Vending machines that have long been stocked with snacks are getting repurposed to distribute life-saving supplies to help fight the opioid epidemic.

Online retailer faces geopolitical headwinds and rising competition