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Amazon to Invest Over €16 Billion in Germany Next Year

Amazon plans to invest more than €16 billion (about $18 billion) in Germany in 2027, the company said on Tuesday, to expand its cloud computing, AI, satellite internet and media businesses. The investment is the e-commerce giant's latest move to grow its European operations as it races to expand cloud infrastructure ⁠across the region ⁠amid surging demand for AI services and growing competition among technology firms. The package, announced at the Invest in Germany Summit in Berlin, adds to more ⁠than €100 billion Amazon says it has invested in the country since 2010.

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Saudi Railways carry 41 million passengers in Q3 2026

Saudi Arabia Railways (SAR) carried more than 40.9 million passengers and transported 3.9 million tons of freight and 46,300 containers in the third quarter of 2026, according to a quarterly report, released by the Transport General Authority (TGA)

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