Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
A market-focused valuation view tied Intel’s stock multiple to new manufacturing and production capacity that is still under construction, while noting the trailing-year results still finish in negative territory.
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AMD shares faced another round of portfolio trimming by ARK funds linked to Cathie Wood, while Rocket Lab gained a fresh entry as the manager pivots toward space-related exposure after a technology pullback.
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In a Q2 update highlighted by improving store traffic, a jump in online sales, and sharply higher earnings per share, Target also indicated it is moving its full-year outlook higher.
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A market note from Wedbush highlights how rising memory expenses are beginning to affect how Intel prices its graphics processing products, underscoring how supply chain costs are filtering into hardware margins.
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The company says the promotion runs for the back-to-school period and adds features such as student notebooks, interactive 3D visualizations, and deeper research capabilities inside Gemini Live.
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In a school-year push dated Aug. 19, Alphabet’s Google says it is expanding student and teacher tools, including free Gemini offers and new study planning and practice features.
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Ahead of a new school year, Alphabet’s Google is expanding generative learning features in Search, including interactive visuals, customized practice quizzes for major exams, an AI-enhanced Lens experience, and deeper notebook organization in AI Mode.
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Caterpillar, along with Goldman Sachs, landed among the weakest performers in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, a move Yahoo Finance linked to broad pressure on the index. The two stocks together accounted for roughly 300 points of the Dow’s decline.
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With Deere & Company (NYSE:DE) set to report third-quarter results Thursday before market, investors are watching for clues on how resilient equipment demand remains, and whether Deere’s latest numbers can be tied to broader construction and infrastructure activity linked to fast-growing data center building.
