Alibaba’s earnings showed weaker profit and cash flow, but its AI and cloud growth gave investors a reason to look past the near-term hit.

Alibaba's CEO brushed off talk of an AI bubble and said he's doubling down on spending. The CEO of the Chinese tech giant, Eddie Wu, said on Alibaba's second-quarter earnings call on Tuesday that the ...

During the call, Wu addressed the AI bubble concerns, saying that both supply and demand suggest otherwise. On the demand side, he said, "We're not yet seeing any issues in terms of Scaling Law.

Wu joins Jack Ma and Joe Tsai in committee of five overseeing group that steers company’s strategy ...

Alibaba needs to be "user first" and "AI-driven," new CEO Eddie Wu told employees on Tuesday, as he laid out the strategic priorities for the Chinese tech giant. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7 ...

Alibaba CEO Eddie Wu said an artificial intelligence bubble is unlikely to emerge in the next three years, as AI resources will remain in short supply. His comments followed Alibaba’s fiscal Q2 2026 ...

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Alibaba's CEO, Eddie Wu, brushed off AI bubble fears and said that the Chinese tech giant plans to invest aggressively in AI.XU KANGPING / Feature China/Future Publishing via Getty Images Alibaba's ...

Alibaba’s latest earnings report gave investors two very different numbers to digest, and the market appeared more interested in the one tied to artificial intelligence. The Chinese e-commerce and ...