Apple shares spiked 6% even though the tech behemoth just suffered its second-straight quarter of shrinking sales. It's a sign of how Apple faces dramatically diminished expectations these days.
Paramount has broken ranks with other Hollywood studios and agreed to ditch contentious contracts that restricted who could watch its movies on pay-TV in Europe.
Blackberry's chief executive John Chen says he's a long-time Republican, but he's struggling over what to do when he enters the voting booth come November.
Oil bellwether Halliburton believes the massive decline in oil rigs has finally "reached a landing point" and is preparing for an upcycle in drilling activity.
American companies are left wondering what will happen to the billions of dollars worth of investment they've poured into Turkey after last week's failed military coup.
Apple may wind up being one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Pokemon Go craze. One analyst is predicting $3 billion in App Store sales for the company over the next two years.
Rupert Murdoch and his sons James and Lachlan need to act decisively to end the Roger Ailes soap opera. Fox News is a profit machine for the parent company ... and it's not as if the Fox broadcast network and movie studio are thriving.
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