Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
The conglomerate says it intends to separate its aviation business into a standalone company, leaving Honeywell to concentrate on industrial automation and related technologies.
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Oracle reported strong fourth-quarter revenue and said it topped Wall Street estimates, but its stock fell after investors reacted to guidance that was viewed as weaker than expected. The drop knocked co-founder Larry Ellison down the wealth rankings, according to market reporting.
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Amazon says its newest in-house processor, Graviton5, is now broadly available for AWS customers. The move underscores how the company is trying to protect profitability in cloud AI by lowering compute costs and reinforcing its technology stack.
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Google is rolling out a national real estate search experience built with HouseCanary that surfaces broker listings directly in mobile search, while industry attention continues to focus on how AI models like Gemini expand Google’s commercial reach.
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The company said nipocalimab (IMAAVY) delivered breakthrough Phase 2/3 results in a rare blood disorder with limited FDA-approved options, and it will seek a priority review posture as regulators consider next steps.
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A Swiss court setback for Palantir in a dispute tied to investigative coverage has renewed scrutiny of how data-driven technology vendors win and operate in European government contracts.
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Adobe’s stock is trading near a seven-year low as investors weigh AI disruption worries and a leadership change involving the company’s finance chief departing for a chipmaker role, according to a market report.
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The beverage and snacks company says its new experience-first drink concept is designed to be customized for venues and partners, alongside an effort to lean further into regenerative farming as it looks for future growth.
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In recent remarks, Oracle’s Mike Sicilia said a token-based billing approach can help companies manage the unpredictable costs that come with using large language models and other AI services. The key idea is that customers pay in a way that tracks real usage rather than vague capacity assumptions.
