Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
A Delaware court said JPMorgan Chase did not provide enough evidence that Charlie Javice’s defense costs were clearly excessive, rejecting the bank’s bid to stop advancing payments and ordering it to continue with interest.
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A widely reported update on Tesla’s quarter appears to point to stronger deliveries, with the company’s global sales up 25% quarter-over-quarter in the latest period cited.
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After a sharp decline from its 2025 highs, Netflix is trading around levels seen in the early part of the decade. Bulls point to a lower earnings multiple, improved profitability guidance, and a $25 billion buyback plan, even as investors remain focused on streaming competition and near-term sentiment.
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McDonald’s is leaning into low-price menu items as consumers trade down, but analysts say the cost of that push is showing up as margin pressure and increased strain inside its franchise system.
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Caterpillar’s “Power and Energy” business is drawing investor attention as data centers expand. The company’s results are also clouded by weakness in its mining and heavy-construction segment, tied to tariffs, according to recent market commentary.
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Shares of Meta rose in recent trading after reports that the company is weighing renting out spare GPU capacity, while specialist AI compute provider CoreWeave fell. Analysts are split on whether the move outlines loosening chip scarcity or simply an internal mismatch between Meta’s build-out and its own demand.
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The latest effort targets NetNut and the “Popa” botnet framework, indicating Alphabet’s continued push to reduce abuse on the internet that can undermine ad infrastructure and user safety.
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With new membership growth cooling, investors are looking more closely at how Costco is shifting shoppers into its higher-spending executive tier.
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The EV maker’s second-quarter delivery total rose to 480,126, outpacing its own production run and beating Wall Street expectations, even as investors pushed the stock lower on the day.
