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Pico de gallo and shredded chicken are also being permanently cut from Taco Bell's menu.

Stocks ended sharply lower Thursday with high-momentum tech stocks including Apple leading the way down. Four market experts explain the move and what could come next.

Daniel Kamensky of Marble Ridge Capital LP allegedly threatened to use his role as co-chair of the retailer's official committee of unsecured creditors to block the higher bid, and stop doing business with the bank unless it backed off.

Bryn Talkington of Requisite Capital Management and Karen Firestone of Aureus Asset Management say the high flyers in the Nasdaq were due for a retracement.

Broadcom and DocuSign get a lift from strong earnings and Tesla keeps reeling.

When stock buying starts to get giddy, at some point, the froth has to blow off.

Stocks fell sharply on Thursday, retreating from all-time highs as tech suffered its biggest drop in months.

A massive sell-off in tech dragged down the broader market from record levels.

The drop comes after a massive rally among tech stocks.

SpaceX took a step forward on Thursday in developing its next-generation Starship rocket with another short flight test.

Twitter on Thursday slapped warning labels on several of President Donald Trump's posts, suggesting the messages violated a policy against advocating illegal election activity.

Robert Pattinson, the latest actor to don the Batman cowl, has tested positive for Covid-19, according to multiple media reports.

Apple said a planned change to the iPhone operating system that could impact how mobile advertisers track users would be delayed until 2021.

DocuSign shares are under pressure Thursday, but this year's rally has pushed the company to a $45 billion market cap. Two traders dig into what could come next for the stock.

Stocks swooned on Thursday amid a sell-off in technology names.

President Donald Trump's temporary suspension of the payroll tax went into effect this week, but Democratic lawmakers are taking steps to overturn it. What you should know.

Republicans and Democrats are still struggling to come to an agreement on the next coronavirus relief bill, and disagreements over whether to provide more help to state and local governments is one key reason why. The good news for Americans is that more money could eventually come their way.

The Lincoln Project is unleashing thousands of its Facebook members to target Republican voters in the key states of Arizona, Texas, Florida, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.

More than half (54%) of workers say they anticipate their golden years to include a job — an expectation that's even more pointed among among baby boomers (59%) and Generation X (60%).

The Food and Drug Administration has been "very explicit" that it is going to make a decision based on data from clinical trials, Fauci said.