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(Bloomberg) -- Jefferies Financial Group Inc. is moving its information-technology services to the cloud in partnership with Amazon.com Inc. Most Read from BloombergSocial Media Stocks Sink to Erase $160 Billion on Snap WarningBroadcom in Talks to Acquire Cloud Company VMwareTech Drags Down US Stocks While Treasuries Climb: Markets WrapBiden’s Latest Taiwan Gaffe Stokes Tensions With BeijingStocks Climb in Risk-On Day While Bonds Decline: Markets WrapThe move is the latest among financial firms...

The e-commerce giant ramped up big time amid Covid demand. But that demand for its services has slowed...

Legal & General Investment Management is planning to vote against the election of several Amazon directors, including founder, former CEO, amateur astronaut and full-time bodybuilder Jeffrey P. Bezos. Amazon’s annual general meeting is being held on Wednesday and 19 issues are set to be voted upon, 15 of which are shareholder proposals — the most since 2010. Most notably, LGIM appears to be going to war with the online retailing giant...

Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood has long been bullish on Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), and that certainly hasn't changed. Of course, it doesn't really matter whether Roku ranks first or second. While the company is best known for its presence in smart TV operating systems and its streaming players, its platform segment is the heart of its business...

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In southern India, devoted fans worship film and TV stars like gods, erecting huge statues of actors which are bathed in milk as part of prayer rituals for a movie's success. This is the market Netflix Inc, a streaming laggard in India, is now eager to tap. As prolific as Hindi-language Bollywood and known for flashy, action-packed content, the South Indian film industry is doing extremely well of late, dominating India's box office revenue so far this year...

Amazon shareholders will challenge the company on executive pay, tax transparency, working conditions and unionisation, as chief executive Andy Jassy faces his first annual meeting at the helm of the ecommerce and cloud computing giant. The $1tn tech company is opposing all 15 of the shareholder proposals, the most it has faced since 2010, according to regulatory filings. In that time, no proposal has secured 50 per cent support and voting has historically followed the board’s recommendations...