Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
The company said it will begin rolling enforcement on July 23 for finance services advertisers across additional European markets, extending a program aimed at tightening ad compliance.
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A judge ordered Amazon to bargain with San Francisco delivery workers supported by the Teamsters, reviving a legal concept known from the Cemex case and putting additional pressure on the company’s workplace and logistics practices.
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The company said its employee base fell about 13% to roughly 141,000, with reductions tied in part to how artificial intelligence is changing work and staffing needs.
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A recent market note says weakness in leading artificial-intelligence stocks is starting to look less like routine churn and more like the start of a broader shift in risk appetite, an environment where Berkshire Hathaway’s style has historically mattered.
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The parcel and supply-chain company plans to expand its healthcare logistics footprint by funding new temperature-controlled cross-dock sites designed for the movement of sensitive medicines.
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Speaking after the company’s restructuring update, Nike’s chief executive said the pace of change has been slower than planned and acknowledged that the business still has work to do.
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The defense contractor is listed as a collaborator on DARPA’s SYMPHONEE program, a project aimed at developing radiovoltaic power for environments where conventional energy supply is difficult.
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Meta is rolling out broader access to Instagram TV and introducing new video features powered by artificial intelligence, according to a report. The move underscores how the company is trying to keep Instagram viewers spending more time in-app.
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A recent market look at General Electric’s GE ticker frames a simple question for shareholders after a roughly three-year 333% surge: has the market already priced in the company’s recovery, or is there still room for fundamentals to catch up?
