Social-media giant Facebook is going through one of the toughest times in its history.

Concerns over demand for Apple products and services caused an ugly day for Big Tech on Wall Street.

Stocks end sharply lower on Friday, wrapping up a brutal week and a tough month for investors.

Millennial investors follow different path from Gen-X and Baby Boomers as fears of economic slowdown force changes in approach.

The iPhone 14 can cost more than $1,000 – and that’s a big bite out of the apple.

Stocks tumbled Thursday, while the dollar resumed its grip on global risk markets, rising from its worst day in more than two years as investors refocus on inflation concerns.

"We see risk to (Apple stock) outperformance over the next year ... driven by weaker consumer demand," said BofA Global Research analyst Wamsi Mohan.

Apple left Intel two years ago in favor of its own chips, but an Intel executive says there's always hope.

Making a lot of money as a stock market investor is both easier and harder than you think.

The 14-week decline in gasoline prices ended while two million people in Florida are still without power.

A new EV would radically change how cars are made and that could be a threat to the market leader.

Soaring mortgage rates and elevated home prices have deterred buyers, forcing sellers to lower their expectations.