President Donald Trump could issue an executive order that would prohibit U.S. companies from buying telecoms equipment made by companies such as Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corp, according to a Reuters report, a move that could add further pressure to U.S.-China trade relations.

Amazon and Apple have denied claims that a secret microchip was found embedded in severs linked to Elemental Technologies, a video compressing service purchased by Amazon in 2015, amid concerns that government hackers in China were able to infiltrate U.S. corporate data.

U.S. tech stocks could be the among the most vulnerable to downside risk if President Donald Trump goes ahead with his threat to impose tariffs on $200 billion worth of China-made goods and officials in Beijing strike back with targeted disruptions to the sector's supply chain.

Tech stocks were once again on the back foot in pre-market trading Wednesday as U.S. lawmakers push for tighter controls on sector investments and investors fear President Donald Trump is putting the FAANGs on the front lines of his global trade battle.

Multiple media reports suggest President Donald Trump is planning to use national security rules to restrict investment from China-backed firms into U.S. companies with 'industrially significant' technologies.

U.S. stock futures fall on Monday as investors react to the latest threats on tariffs from Donald Trump, who reportedly also plans to bar Chinese companies from investing in U.S. tech firms.

Major U.S. tech companies are inexorably linked to China to keep their supply chains alive, and one of the biggest Asia-based firms has warned that trade tensions between Washington and Beijing are staring to become a concern.

Soon enough, we'll know where the demand lies.

But also remember that this week earnings will run wild, with nearly 200 members of the S&P 500 reporting.

Bloomberg reported late Wednesday that Apple is eyeing a September 7 launch date for its new iPhone 14 series.

Sin City looks set to welcome another massive resort/casino that's going to compete with industry leaders Caesars and MGM.

“Second quarter results were impacted by a weakening macro environment, high inflation and dampened consumer spending, which especially pressured our middle-income customers," said CEO Michelle Gass.