Apple earnings: All eyes on the next iPhone
Apple's next big iPhone launch is likely still nearly two months away, but investors will be looking for early signals about what to expect from it this week.
Author: SETH FIEGERMAN
Facebook and Twitter face uncertain road ahead
For months, Facebook and Twitter investors shrugged off concerns about election meddling, regulatory scrutiny and an industry-wide privacy awakening. All that mattered was the two platforms kept getting more people to scroll past ads, thereby making more money.
Twitter stock tumbles 15% after it purged fake accounts
The number of people using Twitter fell during the three months ending in June as it worked to clean up the platform and comply with new privacy regulations.
Amazon profit tops $2 billion for the first time
Amazon topped $2 billion in quarterly profit for the first time in its history, an impressive run fueled by continued growth in Prime subscriptions, cloud computing and its nascent advertising business.
Facebook 'puts privacy first' and stock plunges 20%
Facebook's stock plunged as much as 24% in after hours trading on Wednesday after the company said it expects revenue growth to slow as it "puts privacy first" and rethinks its product experiences.
Facebook is about to reveal whether data scandal hurt business
Four months after the Cambridge Analytica scandal humbled Facebook and shaved tens of billions of dollars from its market value, the company's stock is once again trading at record highs.
Google profits hit by antitrust fine, but sales soar
Even a massive antitrust fine can't slow Google down.
Microsoft's cloud bet pushes annual sales over $100 billion
Microsoft's bet on the cloud helped propel the company to a $100 billion sales year.
Twitter is purging suspicious accounts from your follower count
Don't be surprised to see the number of people following you on Twitter drop this week.
House Republicans question Apple, Google on smartphone data privacy
Apple and Google are facing questions from House Republicans over smartphone data privacy, suggesting members of Congress are broadening their scrutiny of how the tech industry handles users' personal information.
