Johnson & Johnson stock gapped higher on news it would split the company into two units. Fading now, do investors buy the dip?

140-year-old Toshiba will split into an infrastructure services company, an electronics and storage company and a flash memory company that will keep the Toshiba name.

Johnson & Johnson said Friday it will split its $15 billion consumer health unit from its pharmaceutical and medical devices division within the next two years.

Stock futures inch higher after the S&P 500 snaps a three-day winning streak; the Fed releases minutes from its March meeting; Carnival reports earnings; Amazon's Jeff Bezos supports a corporate tax rate hike.

Apple spurned Qualcomm's 5G antenna module because it didn't fit the company's design standards, according to Fast Company.

Apple shares extended declines in pre-market trading Thursday, while Tesla slumped to fresh two-and-a-half year lows, as investors grow increasingly concerned that the current U.S.-China trade dispute will ensnare iconic companies in damaging tech cold war.

Toshiba's job cuts are part of a large restructuring, say reports.

Doug Jones' surprise victory in the special Senate election in Alabama deals a blow to Donald Trump's legislative agenda.

Toray Industries this week acknowledged falsifying product-quality data, but it is only the latest company in Japan to stub its toe in a big way.

Ford has recently cast a shadow over the auto industry.

Short sellers reversed course and sold $19 billion of shorts in September.

The parent company of Google and Youtube is preparing for a sharp deterioration in the health of the economy.