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The U.S. dollar on Thursday afternoon was slightly lower on the day as rising technology stocks bolstered risk assets but held onto gains made Wednesday after less dovish-than-expected minutes from last month's U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting lifted the greenback off a two-year low.

Nasdaq ended at a record high on Thursday, with the S&P 500 and Dow also rising, as gains in heavyweight tech stocks outweighed downbeat data that affirmed the Federal Reserve's view of a difficult road to economic recovery.

Major news organizations are joining other companies in pushing for more favorable terms on Apple Inc's app store, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing a letter.

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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq advanced on Thursday, as gains in heavyweight tech stocks outweighed downbeat data that affirmed the Federal Reserve's view of a difficult road to economic recovery.

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Wall Street's main indexes edged higher on Thursday as gains in heavyweight tech stocks overshadowed gloom over downbeat data that underlined the Federal Reserve's view of a difficult road to recovery.

The S&P 500 index was little changed on Thursday as gains in heavyweight tech stocks offset gloom over downbeat data that underlined the Federal Reserve's view of a difficult road to recovery.

The market for used smartphones is much larger than most investors realize, and one analyst says that this gives Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) a unique opportunity to vastly expand its market share in developing countries.

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) made headlines this week for becoming the first U.S. company to reach a market cap of $2 trillion. That's already a mind-boggling milestone in itself, but even more so when you zoom out and realize that Apple shares have more than doubled from the March lows

We all would like to be millionaires by the time we retire. With Social Security income likely to provide only a modest fraction of the income we need, most of us will have to come up with the rest of our needed cash flows on our own.

Most consumers have probably heard of the fitness equipment brand Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ: PTON). Its television commercials were already airing regularly before the coronavirus pandemic, but the crisis has prompted a surge in purchases of the company's at-home exercise mach

In the July meeting minutes, the Fed shared its view that the outlook for the economy will depend on the course of the virus, and that's seen a "highly uncertain."

(RTTNews) - Apple Inc. has touched a $2 trillion market value, becoming the first U.S. company to reach the milestone. The tech giant is currently the most valuable company in the entire world even as the majority of the world is grappling with coronavirus - induced financial cr

Wall Street and investors have witnessed some of the craziest volatility on record in 2020 courtesy of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. It took less than five weeks for the benchmark S&P 500 to lose 34% of its value during the first quarter, and less than fi

Taiwan's July export orders grew at the strongest pace in two-and-a-half-years, surging on strong demand for telecommuting products, as the coronavirus pandemic forced millions of people around the world to stay home.

Asian equities and U.S. futures fell on Thursday, hurt by the U.S. Federal Reserve's cautious view of the economy, tensions with China and new clusters of coronavirus infections.

Asian equities and U.S. futures fell on Thursday, hurt by the U.S. Federal Reserve's cautious view of the economy, tensions with China and new clusters of coronavirus infections.

Asian equities were set to follow Wall Street's late session retreat on Thursday after the Federal Reserve warned the U.S. economy faced a highly uncertain path to recovery from the coronavirus-induced downturn.