Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
Netflix says “Mom Knows Best?” is now streaming in Brazil as an original reality show built around a familiar family-centric hook, with actress Claudia Raia at the helm.
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The graphics-chip maker reported a steep year-over-year jump in its fiscal second-quarter performance, pointing to continued momentum in its data center business as customers spend to build out AI computing capacity.
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The companies said they are deepening integration across the AI stack for agentic software and physical AI systems, pairing NVIDIA processors and open model efforts with next-generation cloud networking on AWS.
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The Claudeforce partnership launches a Salesforce plugin for Claude with 37 prebuilt sales skills, designed to reason over live revenue data and execute actions inside existing Salesforce permissions and rules. A broader rollout is slated for September 2026.
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In post-earnings commentary, Creative Strategies CEO Ben Bajarin argued it is “hard” to characterize Nvidia’s financing as circular, while also weighing the broader implications of the company’s results for demand visibility and risk.
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Nvidia looked choppy late, while CrowdStrike, Okta, and Salesforce were among the earnings-mover names cited as investors weighed results and guidance into the close.
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Elon Musk linked the need for artificial intelligence and automation to a bleak U.S. fiscal outlook, warning in remarks reported by Yahoo Finance that the country faces an outsized risk of going “bankrupt” unless AI and robotics advance quickly. The comments came as U.S. interest costs associated with the national debt were described as topping $1 trillion.
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The chipmaker reported adjusted earnings of $2.22 per share for the quarter, rising from $1 a year earlier. Despite the jump, Nvidia’s stock fell in after-hours trading following the announcement.
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After a strong quarter, Nvidia’s outlook for the current fiscal period introduced a note of caution that some investors may read as evidence of softening pricing leverage in its core AI-related business.
