Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
Meta Platforms Inc. acknowledged investor skepticism about whether its heavy spending on artificial intelligence is translating into results quickly enough, after issuing a quarterly revenue outlook that fell short of expectations.
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Speaking on an earnings call, Michael Miebach argued Mastercard already has the capabilities and product roadmap it needs to compete as artificial intelligence shifts from chatbots to autonomous shopping and payment actions.
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A fresh round of earnings updates has revived the Nvidia-versus-AMD narrative. Still, investors and analysts are wrestling with a more nuanced question: which chipmaker captures the most value from the hyperscalers’ ongoing AI infrastructure buildout.
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A market report citing Yahoo Finance says Delta Air Lines has beaten the broader market over the past year and that analysts are broadly optimistic about the stock’s outlook.
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A new Yahoo Finance article frames Target (TGT) as a candidate for investors focused on dividends, while reiterating that dividend quality depends on more than headline yield.
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Even after a strong year of stock outperformance, market watchers say General Motors still has a path higher, though opinions remain mixed.
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Uber Technologies says it has expanded its Uber Eats grocery delivery offering by adding partners among regional grocery chains across the United States, extending the range of stores available through the delivery platform.
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Google says its Gemini Robotics ER 2 is designed to act as a higher-level “reasoning” layer for robots, helping them break down and plan complex activities and operate across different robotic systems.
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Shares of Oracle rose roughly 7% in a fast, single-session swing tied to renewed momentum in AI cloud providers, after other major peers also posted large one-day moves.
