Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
A market post linked Palantir’s performance to the Rule of 40 framework for software valuation, calculating a score of 155%. The calculation method was discussed, but the underlying revenue and margin figures used in the post were not provided.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has certified Boeing’s 737 MAX 7, the smallest variant in the MAX family, marking Boeing’s first new aircraft certification after an extended period of review.
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The bond and loan-market manager PIMCO is moving to impose stricter financing terms on AI data-center deals, starting with Oracle’s $16 billion Michigan campus financing, according to Yahoo Finance via Credaily.
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In remarks reported by Yahoo Finance and syndicated through TheStreet, Exxon Mobil’s chief executive said gasoline and diesel pricing has diverged from crude oil levels, arguing that the market’s transmission from oil to pump is not working in a simple way.
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Speaking about the next wave of artificial intelligence, Nvidia’s CEO suggested the broader semiconductor market may expand dramatically, setting a backdrop for investors focused on chips used to train and run AI.
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The payments giant says the purchase will expand its cyber, fraud, risk and security capabilities as scams intensify.
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A market report tied to Microsoft’s latest quarter helped lift the stock sharply over three sessions, while gaming chatter focused on a potential expansion of Xbox 360 titles to Windows computers.
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Palantir Technologies said investment gains connected to its early stake in Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) helped buoy its second-quarter earnings, highlighting how non-core holdings can swing quarterly performance for growth-stage software companies.
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A Yahoo Finance segment carried by Barchart frames General Motors as the EV leader among the two legacy automakers, pointing to Ford’s challenge while suggesting Tesla’s momentum has cooled.
