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Careem's key challenge, as with many services in both Qatar and the UAE, will be managing the rapid influx of customers and keeping up with demand.

Indonesian tech giant GoTo announced Friday that it is laying off 1,300 people, or around 12% of its total employee headcount.

The chief executive of the largest online exchange for cryptocurrency, Binance, criticized the former CEO of bankrupt exchange FTX and took aim at economist Nouriel Roubini.

China's Covid controls disrupted Alibaba's ability to deliver packages, the company said, dragging down the e-commerce giant's sales in a competitive market.

Pelosi's announcement came shortly after Democrats were projected to narrowly lose their House majority to Republicans following the midterm elections.

Combined with an abundance of hydrocarbon reserves and marine life, the South China Sea is critical beyond its boundaries.

Microsoft's Satya Nadella says the tech giant wants to create more competition among game publishers, with its proposed offer to buy Activision Blizzard.

APEC is shaping up as the platform for a final diplomatic push with all eyes on the bloc to see if it delivers a joint statement that comes close to a unified position on Ukraine.

Binance strategy chief Patrick Hillmann said it took two hours of due diligence on FTX to determine his company couldn't save the crypto exchange.

Amazon will continue to lay off employees in the coming year, CEO Andy Jassy wrote in a memo to workers on Thursday.

The U.K. government on Thursday unveiled a sweeping fiscal plan aimed at plugging a gaping hole the public finances and restoring Britain's economic credibility.

Meta Platforms fired or disciplined more than two dozen employees and contractors who took control of user accounts, according to The Wall Street Journal.

A pair of new emails from Elon Musk to Twitter employees says managers must meet in person with employees — even exceptional ones — at least monthly.

Walmart and Target's third-quarter results this week highlighted key differences between the retailers.

Tickets for Taylor Swift's "Eras" tour will no longer be put on sale Friday, Ticketmaster said.

General Motors expects its new electric vehicles to be in-line with traditional cars and trucks with internal combustion engines by mid-decade.

Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskky, says he had "no doubt" that Ukraine was not to blame for a missile strike that hit a Polish village Tuesday evening.

Twitter shared a document overnight with employees, telling them they have to commit to Elon Musk's working demands or resign.

Newly appointed FTX CEO John Ray III excoriated Sam Bankman-Fried, declaring he had never seen such a failure of corporate controls or trustworthy information.

Corporate funds were used by FTX to purchase homes for the benefit of employees, a bankruptcy filing from new CEO John Ray III said.