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Paytm plans 10% staff increase in AI pivot, to lay off 400The increase would mark a roughly 10% increase in its headcount that stands at about 40,000 employees. Paytm is also laying off 1% of its s...- SpaceX IPO: What risks should investors consider? What to do if you don't get SpaceX IPO allocation?SpaceX IPO: At roughly 110 times trailing sales, Elon Musk-led company's valuation assumes years of rapid growth, raising the stakes for in...
- Chinese AI models surge in 2026: Is JPMorgan data signaling a global shift away from US AI dominance?Chinese AI models are no longer just regional competitors. They are rapidly becoming a global artificial intelligence force. New JPMorgan d...
- SpaceX debut draws a crowd, but few recent hot IPOs outpace the marketWall Street anticipates SpaceX's IPO, but recent data shows many large debuts have lagged the S&P 500. Investors buying at IPO prices have ...
- US Stock Market: SpaceX, OpenAI IPO excitement revives debate over lofty valuationsA Reuters analysis of the 50 largest IPOs over the past five years found that most underperformed the S&P 500 despite strong debut enthusia...
- The rapid embrace of AI in China, its biggest testing ground, may shape how AI is used globallyChina is rapidly adopting artificial intelligence tools. Ordinary citizens and businesses are using AI for daily tasks and work. Chinese co...
- After AI, China unicorns are eyeing global domination in robotic humanoidsLinkerbot currently holds over 80 per cent of the global market share in high-degree-of-freedom (DoF) robotic hands.
- Tencent, Alibaba in talks to invest in DeepSeek at over $20 billion valuation: ReportChinese tech giants Tencent and Alibaba are reportedly in talks to invest in AI startup DeepSeek. The company is aiming for a valuation exc...
- Waiting for DeepSeek: new model to test China's AI ambitionsDespite reports and rumours about its imminent release, DeepSeek's next-generation "V4" model is nowhere in sight. Speculation is also swir...
- DeepSeek V4 model to use Huawei chips? But, can Huawei truly match Nvidia in power and scaleDeepSeek is moving V4 AI model to Huawei chips, reducing reliance on Nvidia hardware. This shift reflects China’s AI independence strategy ...
- China tech giant Tencent logs 16% jump in annual net profitChinese internet giant Tencent on Wednesday reported a 16 percent jump in full-year net profit, with gaming still its main business driver ...
- Alibaba shares jump on major AI chip deal with China Unicom: How it impacts investors and China’s tech pushAlibaba (BABA) shares surged today after the company announced a landmark deal with China Unicom, the nation’s second-largest telecom opera...
- Alibaba misses revenue estimates, but AI boosts cloud businessAlibaba posted 26% cloud revenue growth to 33.4 billion yuan, fueled by heavy AI investment, even as weaker ecommerce sales dragged overall...
- Alibaba shares surge after it unveils reasoning modelQwen, the ecommerce leader's artificial intelligence unit, said on X that its QwQ-32B, with 32 billion parameters, can achieve performance ...
- Why do billionaire traders don't eye Nvidia? They aim to bag these shares instead. Details hereThe biggest traders of world stock markets don't chase chipmaker Nvidia, they aim to buy the stocks of companies like Alibaba, JD.com, Kran...
- Alibaba quarterly revenue misses expectations as spending slowsCustomer management revenue, which tracks how much money merchants spend on Alibaba, fell 7% annually, marking the steepest-ever decline fo...
- Alibaba's Jack Ma sells $9.6 billion worth shares, stake dips to 4.8%Alibaba did not disclose the average selling price of his divestment. Its share price has risen around 40% since Ma reported his 6.4% holdi...
- Alibaba's 107% surge hasn't rubbed off on its movie businessAlibaba Pictures Group Ltd. has fallen almost 10 per cent in the past week in Hong Kong.
- Traders lost almost $10b betting against Alibaba this yearTraders wagering on declines in the company's shares have lost a grand total of $9.8 billion in 2017.
- Alibaba surpasses Asian listed firms in market valueThe world's largest e-commerce platform closed at $104.64 per share on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, totalling over $266 billion.
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