Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
Kyndryl says it is expanding its Sovereignty Solutioning by bundling advisory, engineering and operations work with Microsoft’s Sovereign Cloud capabilities, aiming at governments and regulated industries that need clearer rules for where data is stored and how systems are run.
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A market report says Lockheed Martin is among bidders pursuing Advent International-owned Ultra Maritime, a business focused on anti-submarine and undersea defense. The timing of any announcement is described as fast-moving, with talks ongoing in a competitive auction.
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The telecom and digital-services company said it will make a sizeable anchor investment aimed at attracting additional foreign direct investment into Bangladesh’s digital and financial infrastructure, while widening a Mastercard-linked fintech partnership.
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In comments at the June General Shareholders’ Meeting, Toyoda described how the company’s leadership must take responsibility when problems arise and said the meetings should evolve from a corporate “mirror” into a channel for candid owner input.
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Shares ended a busy session down after the company’s latest experimental push into “vibe coding,” letting users generate and share playable mini-games from plain-text descriptions.
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Oracle says it has added new AI-powered tools and “agentic” applications to parts of its Fusion Cloud suite, including HR and supply-chain management, as it tries to move customers from analytics to more automated, action-taking workflows.
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The rally, around 3.6% in afternoon trade, followed a UBS note positioning McDonald’s as a lower-volatility option for investors seeking income, even as some indicators point to softer U.S. traffic.
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A report that Anthropic has begun work on its own proprietary AI chips sparked worries about future demand and pressured AVGO in the latest session.
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Tesla’s stock fell 7.1% in the afternoon session after results on vehicle deliveries beat expectations, a move that underscored how much of the company’s valuation still depends on promises around autonomy rather than near-term production.
