Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
GM’s planned pullback from a battery partnership in Indiana reflects a reassessment of how quickly electric-vehicle growth is absorbing new capacity, according to reporting from Yahoo Finance.
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The investor known for high-profile contrarian bets says Nvidia’s scale and pace in artificial intelligence could carry dangers, days after fresh attention focused on the company’s stated ambition for the AI market.
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A new market report published through Yahoo Finance frames the 2026 to 2033 race toward “artificial general intelligence” around foundation models, autonomous agents, open-weights approaches, and rising compute needs. NVIDIA, long tied to AI hardware and accelerated computing, is named among the companies evaluated for market strategy.
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The company said it has filed six lawsuits targeting sellers it says are offering unofficial versions of its next-generation triple-therapy obesity drug, as it prepares an approval-related filing.
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A recent analyst note amplified Caterpillar’s growth case, pointing to record sales and backlog, improving profitability, and an updated 2026 outlook, while flagging the stock’s valuation as a potential offset.
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After a quarter that drew unusual investor attention, Palantir’s shares remain priced far above peers, raising a single question: is its so-called agentic advantage durable enough to justify the premium?
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A recent stock check highlights a 50% gain over five years alongside market outlines that suggest Tesla’s current price still looks expensive relative to sales-based benchmarks.
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Alphabet says it is tapping debt markets with a multi-tranche senior unsecured bond issuance exceeding $20 billion, while also reorganizing its DeepMind unit as Demis Hassabis steps out of a top role. The moves point to a central trade-off facing big AI labs: how to fund compute and talent while keeping fast-moving research aligned with product timelines.
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Intel’s stock fell in early trading after the semiconductor company disclosed a plan to raise capital through the issuance of $15 billion in common stock, a move investors often read as dilution risk even when used to fund business priorities.
