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The e-commerce giant said Amazon Web Services is growing at its fastest rate since 2022, driven by AI. Shares surged in after-hours trading.

Robots are starting to do jobs like firefighting, lawn mowing and beach cleaning, among other things.

The cryptocurrency marketplace posted a profit of $437.1 million in the third quarter, compared with $75.5 million a year earlier.

The software firm became the largest company to go public during the government shutdown—and furlough of SEC staffers.

Udio agrees to launch a new subscription service for fans to create music based on licensed songs.

The Seattle company reported flat U.S. same-store sales for its fourth quarter.

Shares tumbled after the payments company, formerly led by Trump appointee Frank Bisignano, said its previous outlook is unachievable.

Malone, who earned the nickname “Cable Cowboy,” will become chairman emeritus of both companies and remain a controlling shareholder.

The European plane maker now expects to churn out 12 A220 aircraft a month next year, down from 14, as supply-chain snarls continue to weigh on its manufacturing operations.

The company assured state officials on its commitment as it continues its global expansion, which could include a public offering as soon as 2027.