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1. Amazon on fire: Shares in Amazon rose by more than 3% on Wednesday, leaving the company's market value just short of $1 trillion.

Vodafone is betting on an $8 billion merger to better compete with Australia's telecom giants as the country prepares to shift to faster mobile networks.

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Executives from three major tech companies are due to appear before Congress next Wednesday to talk about their role in protecting the integrity of November's midterm elections, but senators are threatening to put an empty chair in Google's place. The potential move is a sign of lawmakers' increasing dissatisfaction with the company.

Papa John's has issued a scorching condemnation of its founder.

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Elon Musk could be hit with a lawsuit over his baseless claim that one of the British cave rescuers in Thailand is a pedophile.

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Investors can't afford to be complacent.

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The US International Trade Commission voted Wednesday to terminate tariffs imposed on newsprint imported from Canada, a decision that was celebrated by the American newspaper industry.

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During a Fox News interview last week, President Donald Trump said that if he was ever impeached, the stock market would crash.

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The newspaper industry has been fighting tariffs on Canadian newsprint for months, claiming that they will devastate an already troubled business. A vote this week could decide whether those tariffs are here to stay.

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Boards of companies like Tesla that revolve so heavily around entrepreneurs-turned-CEOs might see Elon Musk's behavior of late as a cautionary tale.