Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
Ford’s stock was down again Thursday midday, keeping it on track for a fourth straight losing session, after a reported soft U.S. sales read for the second quarter.
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The company is set to report second-quarter earnings later this month, with Wall Street expecting profit to fall even as Honeywell’s restructuring and segment mix continue to shape investor expectations.
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The EV maker reported second-quarter deliveries of 480,126, a sharp beat versus Wall Street expectations, but early trading reactions suggested investors were still focused on what comes next.
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A report on the modification effort for Boeing’s next-generation presidential aircraft says progress has been made, yet the program remains exposed to additional postponements, underscoring the broader challenge of aircraft-delivery delays.
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Airline stocks have been trading with a macro tailwind as crude prices fall, and Delta shares have been holding close to recent levels ahead of its next results.
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The sporting-goods retailer is positioning a new loyalty subscription around guaranteed rewards and added benefits, seeking to tap customers already paying for other paid shopping memberships.
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The bank says Michael Saylor’s Strategy Inc. has changed how it may raise cash and fund shareholder payouts, which JPMorgan argues could add avoidable volatility to the wider bitcoin market.
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Elon Musk says Tesla has updated a Fremont, California assembly line originally used for Model S and Model X vehicles to begin building its Optimus humanoid robots, indicating continued momentum for the company’s robotics push even as it reshapes its car lineup.
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In a comparison of two very different businesses, Amazon and SpaceX are both positioned as contenders for a larger role in consumers’ day-to-day digital routines, even if one leans on consumer software while the other builds physical connectivity.
