CEO Tim Cook balances expansion between two key markets amid global supply chain competition.

Apple has signed a five-year deal with Formula One for the U.S. rights to air its races, broadening its menu of live sporting events it will offer on its streaming platform. Apple TV will begin airing races in 2026. F1 TV Premium, F1’s own streaming service, will be available to subscribers in the U.S. through Apple TV.

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Investing.com -- Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares rose nearly 1% on Friday after the company announced a five-year partnership with Formula One (NASDAQ:FWONA) that will bring all F1 races exclusively to Apple TV in the United States beginning in 2026.

? This is an online version of Spencer's Markets A.M. newsletter. Nowadays for SLB, which reported quarterly results today, it's a far less exciting picture as many customers trim drilling budgets, with crude prices near a five-year low. With demand slowing amid the trade war, the International Energy Agency just predicted excess supply of 4 million barrels a day next year.

Stock Market Today: The Dow Jones index rose Friday amid bank fears. Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk tumbled on Trump comments.

Market Catalysts host Allie Canal tracks several of the day's top trending stock tickers, including Micron Technology's (MU) move to stop supplying chips to data centers in China, bitcoin (BTC-USD) plunging this week to a four-month low, and Apple (AAPL) signing a deal to be the official broadcaster of Formula One (FWONK, FWONA). To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Catalysts.

Thursday, BNP Paribas Exane analyst James Picariello launched coverage of Tesla stock with a Sell rating and $307 price target.

The stock market is starting to perk up. The S&P 500 was up 0.2% after opening lower. The Nasdaq Composite was up 0.2%. The Dow rose 150 points, or 0.3%. Roughly 320 stocks in the S&P 500 were rising, but its worst performers were among some of the year's big winners: Oracle was down 6.

Apple has signed a five-year deal with Formula One for the U.S. rights to air its races, broadening its menu of live sporting events it will offer on its streaming platform. Apple TV will begin airing races in 2026. F1 TV Premium, F1’s own streaming service, will be available to subscribers in the U.S. through Apple TV.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing stock is rising in early trading after the company reported strong earnings and raised fourth-quarter guidance, a move that shouldn’t surprise given its critical role supplying chips to leaders like Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, and Apple. TSMC has delivered a technical clinic over the past year, notably breaking above a cup base pivot near $225 this summer, retesting it successfully in August, and then surging higher. Round number theory came into play at $300, and with shares now trading above a bull flag pivot in the premarket, a measured move toward $350 into 2026 appears in play.

AMD also landed a major order from Oracle Corp. this week, further juicing its shares. Meanwhile, Broadcom unveiled its own agreement with OpenAI on Monday, sending its shares up 10% in a single session, their best performance since April. “OpenAI clearly can’t rely just on Nvidia,” said Eric Clark, portfolio manager of the Rational Dynamic Brands Fund, which has less than $70 million in assets under management, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Fears are growing that huge investment in AI could lead to a bubble on the scale of the dot-com crash.

Nscale has announced an extensive partnership with Microsoft to deploy approximately 200,000 NVIDIA GB300 GPUs across Europe and the U.S., marking one of the largest AI infrastructure agreements to date. This collaboration, involving Dell Technologies, will enhance the deployment of NVIDIA's AI capabilities through large-scale infrastructure development. Nscale will supply the GPUs across multiple sites, including a significant presence in Texas and Portugal, starting from 2026. The...

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