Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
Returning to the JW Marriott rooftop during Cannes Lions, Netflix is rolling out an interactive space built around popular titles, plus events aimed at attendees and brand partners.
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The mushroom-adaptogen drink brand says it is expanding nationally through new retail placements and is reporting rapid growth in multi-channel and convenience channels based on SPINS data.
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The L Suite announced a 2026 gathering aimed at general counsels and legal operators, bringing together executives tied to major AI and enterprise technology platforms, including Alphabet’s Google and the AI startups Anthropic and Datadog.
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AT&T is extending a collaboration with Adaptive ML after a year of production deployment, with the telecom operator reportedly doubling how many specialized models it runs for enterprise use cases.
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Ahead of Adobe’s Thursday afternoon results, traders are positioning for a sizable move in ADBE, a bet that typically reflects uncertainty about revenue, margins, and guidance.
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A fresh batch of insider-selling activity reported by Yahoo Finance is prompting renewed discussion around what corporate executives’ stock sales can imply about near-term sentiment, even as such trades can also reflect routine portfolio moves.
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New collaboration plans involving SK hynix, SK Telecom and NAVER point to accelerated buildouts of AI compute capacity in South Korea, but details on timelines and costs were not immediately clear from the announcement coverage.
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A federal judge in Brooklyn granted preliminary approval to a revised $38 billion antitrust settlement over credit and debit card “swipe” fees. Visa and Mastercard say the deal narrows disputes, while major merchant groups are planning additional challenges.
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The company’s planned European launch of its newest AI features will arrive later than expected, with an initial rollout centered on the United States and select other markets. Investors are left weighing how much the delay could affect demand and valuation assumptions.
