Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
Tesla is set to report second-quarter vehicle deliveries in early July, a key datapoint investors use to gauge demand and margins. The timing also lands amid continuing focus on Elon Musk’s other venture, SpaceX.
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The company says draft legislation in New Jersey would impose requirements it considers too strict, effectively preventing its autonomous driving technology from operating in the state.
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A new market update says hedge fund manager Ken Griffin reduced exposure to Amazon and Nvidia but increased interest in a healthcare company. Details on the specific healthcare holding were not available in the information provided for this review.
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Reports say General Motors and Lockheed Martin are in talks that could shift some defense-related component manufacturing toward domestic industrial capacity, following a White House push to use the Defense Production Act.
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The partnership aims to let enterprises pull standardized business and company information into AI workflows across sales, marketing and finance, using Model Context Protocol as the integration layer.
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A recent market note said Coca-Cola is in a holding pattern after a rebound from its 52-week low, with valuation pressure tied to high Treasury yields and one “critical metric” the article pointed to as the key factor for whether that trend can continue.
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Intel said its 18A-P process technology, intended for next-generation central processing units (CPUs), has moved into initial production, a milestone it is positioning for a broader wave of AI-accelerated computing workloads.
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At the VLSI Symposium, Intel Foundry executives described progress toward its next-generation manufacturing nodes, including Intel 18A-P moving into risk production with performance, thermal and design-rule objectives aligned to Intel 18A.
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Micron Technology says it has been approved to supply HBM4 memory, a key ingredient for accelerating chips, for Nvidia’s next-generation Vera Rubin AI platform.
