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Amazon Cloud CEO Tweaks Strategy Amid Microsoft, Google Rivalry

(Bloomberg) -- New Amazon cloud chief Adam Selipsky plans to tailor more products to specific sector

Amazon Cloud CEO Tweaks Strategy Amid Microsoft, Google Rivalry

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