Its footprint now spans dozens of cities across 12 countries.

It is getting more profit out of retail, even as quick commerce spending tests the limits of that improvement.

Heavier spending has wiped the tech giant’s profit and pushed cash flow negative, even as AI demand continues to outstrip supply.

Games and advertising still fund the company’s next act, but investors are asking when AI will become more than a spending line.

The company beat estimates as first-quarter revenue exceeded USD 7 billion.

The liquor brand has not recorded a double decline since listing in 2001.

Rising prices of key products buoyed earnings in an industry plagued by overcapacity.

Keeta is gaining traction in international markets as the company ramps up investments in AI and retail initiatives.

The luxury NEV maker has now been profitable for two consecutive years, signaling more stable footing in a competitive market.

AI-related segments drove growth, supporting the company’s transition beyond IT distribution.