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Drift Brief reads SEC filings, finds the language that changed, and writes a short editorial about why it matters. No prediction, no investment advice — just disclosure-grounded observation, with the underlying paragraph one click away.

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• AAPL

  Added "macroeconomic uncertainty in Greater China" to risk factors — wasn't disclosed in the prior 4 quarters.

  First-time addition of a China-supply-chain risk paragraph in Apple's 10-K — what the prior-quarter language looked like, and what it became.

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• BA

  MD&A liquidity section added: "may need to access debt or equity capital markets" within the next 12 months.

  Boeing inserts at-the-market offering language into a 10-Q footnote — a quiet signal of how the company is funding through turbulence.

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• NVDA

  Two customers each accounted for more than 10% of revenue this quarter — first time disclosed (was previously "no customer over 10%").

  NVIDIA discloses that a single customer now represents an unprecedented share of revenue — direct quote, with the disclosure trail.

  Read the finding