Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
A report tied recent Tesla volatility to a fast-moving risk backdrop, with traders reacting quickly to geopolitical headlines and overall market momentum.
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The U.S. aerospace company says Diehl Defence and Rohde & Schwarz have joined Rheinmetall in Boeing’s German MQ-28 “Ghost Bat” industry team as the program targets Luftwaffe service by 2029.
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On CNBC’s Mad Money, Jim Cramer pointed to FedEx Freight Holding Company as a stock he was glad investors held onto, framing the call against a broader market sell-off and a heavy calendar of new share supply.
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The move is designed to turn Amazon’s internal logistics capabilities into a broader shipping service, drawing scrutiny from established freight operators including Old Dominion Freight Line.
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The coffee chain has held early discussions with investment banks on how to restructure or partially sell its Japan business, following a majority stake sale in China earlier this year.
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The expansion brings Amazon Supply Chain Services’ LTL shipping option to companies that need only a portion of a truckload, using Amazon’s logistics assets and tracking tools.
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The logistics unit Amazon Supply Chain Services is opening LTL shipping, allowing smaller shippers to use Amazon’s network rather than booking a full truckload.
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With the FIFA World Cup starting June 11 in North America, Nike is leaning into major football marketing. The market, however, is still watching whether demand momentum can offset longer-running concerns about Nike’s reset and guidance.
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The engine and defense contractor pointed to renewed demand outlines tied to China’s plan to buy 200 Boeing jets, while also highlighting a new U.S. Navy-related win in propulsion.
