Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
A reported $15 billion equity offering rattled Intel’s stock, reviving concerns that the industry’s rush to build AI infrastructure may be outpacing the returns investors want to see.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the company’s long-term AI goal is to make advanced, so-called superintelligence broadly available, while offering fewer concrete details in the latest public outline of strategy.
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Shares of Amazon (AMZN) moved in and out of the “$3 trillion market cap club” after a rally that followed the company’s second-quarter results, with cloud activity cited as a key driver.
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A fresh market note from Yahoo Finance’s investing beat says Broadcom stock is positioned for major momentum into 2027, framing the shares as unusually compelling based on the writer’s assumptions, not company guidance.
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A wave of “sovereign AI” deployments and digital health projects is increasing Microsoft’s visibility, with industry commentary pointing to growing adoption of Microsoft’s cloud and AI stack for keeping data and models within national or organizational boundaries.
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The company says the new Muse Glimmer model can be run on a Mac or PC with a single graphics card, adding fuel to an industry-wide fight over how much advanced AI should be released openly versus kept proprietary.
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A new report says Uber and Waymo are looking to expand robotaxi services in the years ahead, but the path will increasingly depend on city-by-city permitting, safety scrutiny, and political pressure.
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The world’s largest retailer reported U.S. sales up 4.5% in fiscal Q1, yet faster growth in depreciation and healthcare costs pushed up its expense rate, fueling investor concern about profit durability.
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The company is working to streamline global shipping and replenishment to improve inventory turnover and reduce reliance on markdowns, while acknowledging that sales pressures persist outside the United States.
