Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
A market-linked post says Tesla’s China deliveries jumped in May as its Full Self-Driving software expanded internationally, but it also argues the stock’s valuation remains the bigger hurdle for investors.
THE APEX TIMES
THE APEX TIMES
Apple’s latest results and a coming software showcase have kept the stock in the spotlight, even as investors weigh a richer valuation against fresh product catalysts.
THE APEX TIMES
Broadcom shares fell sharply after its fiscal second-quarter results, and a Bank of America note added to the pressure by resetting its price target, according to a market report.
THE APEX TIMES
A Yahoo Finance item argues that Goldman Sachs’ recent debt issuance and its onchain ambitions could change how investors frame the bank’s bull case. The source detail is limited, so the story should be read as a market watch item rather than a full accounting of the bank’s financing plans.
THE APEX TIMES
Tesla says its Robotaxi program now covers limited parts of three Texas metros, while filings show more expansion work ahead and Cybercab production targeted for 2026.
THE APEX TIMES
The defense contractor says a JAGM fired from its GRIZZLY launcher intercepted a Group 3 test drone, extending an earlier containerized-launch program into live counter-UAS use.
THE APEX TIMES
A new exercise involving the F-35 Joint Program Office, Autonodyne and General Atomics’ MQ-20 adds to a steady stream of autonomy tests around the F-35 ecosystem, highlighting how defense contractors and the Air Force are pushing cockpit decision support and unmanned teaming concepts forward.
THE APEX TIMES
Lockheed Martin’s Swiss F-35 program is moving forward in production, but Bern’s pricing dispute with Washington still clouds the final aircraft count and the cost of the deal.
THE APEX TIMES
The stock outpaced the broader market on June 4, but the move came against a mixed backdrop: a soft one-month run, a large backlog, and fresh evidence that Lockheed is still leaning hard into missile-defense production.
