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Apple hits all-time high on blowout earnings, stock split FOX Business' Susan Li breaks down the big week for the big tech companies including Apple and Facebook, Tim Cook's economic outlook and Mark Zuckerberg saying there's no end in sight as to when Facebook will bring employees back into the office.

Varney: Tech giants Amazon, Facebook are 'crown jewels of American business' U.S. residents should "revel in the fact that it is American capitalism that's made their success possible."

Trump: We may be banning TikTok President Trump says there are a couple of options on the table when it comes to TikTok, but one of them may be a ban.

Sources speculate one name to buy TikTok is Microsoft: Gasparino FOX Business' Charlie Gasparino discusses speculation of TikTok being in talks with Microsoft to purchase the platform.

Former NASA astronaut: SpaceX Dragon ‘ready’ for return to Earth Former NASA Astronaut Clayton Anderson on concerns over Hurricane Isaias delaying SpaceX’s return to Earth.

Markets look into psyche of the country: Market expert Kaltbaum Capital Management President Gary Kaltbaum and James Madison Institute Tech and Innovation Center Director Andrea O'Sullivan discuss the coronavirus pandemic and the upcoming election's impact on the markets and how tech stocks are booming.

Varney: Big tech companies are the future FOX Business' Stuart Varney on the economic power of big tech.

Twitter permanently bans former KKK leader David Duke Twitter said Friday that David Duke’s account “has been permanently suspended for repeated violations of the Twitter rules on hateful conduct.”

Zuckerberg says Facebook work from home is indefinite, slams government's handling of coronavirus Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday that the company's work-from-home policy is indefinite.

Rep. Jordan on big tech antitrust: Must continue highlighting censorship of conservatives Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, on the big tech congressional hearing and managing antitrust, and Gen. Michael Flynn's case being reheard.

Big tech changing economy 'right before our eyes': BlackRock Global Fixed Income CIO BlackRock Global Fixed Income CIO Rick Rieder on technology's impact on the economy, the Fed keeping rates low and global economic growth.

Some Facebook ad boycotters return — but plenty of big players are staying away Some advertisers who boycotted Facebook in July are not placing their ads on the platform any time soon.

Under Armour sales tank as coronavirus shutters stores Under Armour reported a second-quarter loss of $182.9 million as COVID-19 shut stores and drained 41 percent from revenue

Caterpillar sales sag 31% in coronavirus slowdown The Deerfield, Illinois-based heavy-equipment manufacturer earned $458 million, or an adjusted $1.03 per share, as revenue slid 31 percent from a year ago to $10 billion.

Stock futures rise as investors study earnings reports Four Dow stocks will report earnings before the market opens.

China's manufacturing improves in July, exports strengthen China was the first economy to shut down to fight the virus and the first to try to revive business

VW asks U.S. appeals court to reconsider ruling on diesel emissions updates Volkswagen Group of America said the ruling, if upheld, could have sweeping ramifications for the U.S. auto industry.

Australia to force Facebook, Google to pay media companies for content U.S. social media and search giants would be required to negotiate with Australian media companies to use their content

Trump administration to recover $200 million from failed Obama-era solar project The Trump administration announced Thursday that it is to recover $200 million from a Nevada solar project that received a loan guarantee from the Obama administration, but ultimately failed.

Mike Pence involved in campaign bus accident in Pennsylvania Vice President Mike Pence was involved in a minor vehicle collision Thursday morning while stumping through western Pennsylvania — shortly followed by a second campaign caravan crash.

Silicon Valley may have more power than some US government branches: Expert Media Research Center president and founder Brent Bozell says there are no checks and balances in Silicon Valley, which allows social media and tech giants to influence speech, and he says these companies need to be held accountable.

Facebook posts revenue growth despite pandemic Facebook Inc. powered through the throes of the pandemic, as the social-media giant posted higher revenue thanks to increased engagement from users.

Revoking big tech protection law has bipartisan support: FCC Commissioner FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr discusses special protections for big tech companies, the conversation around revoking Section 230 and conservative censorship on social media.

Keurig Dr Pepper revenue grows on higher coffee, beverage sales Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. on Thursday reported an increase in coffee and packed-beverage sales.

Homebound shoppers fuel record UPS growth during coronavirus The company’s U.S. domestic service saw average daily volume grow by a record 23 percent to 21.1 million packages per day.

Second-quarter GDP plunges 32.9%, worst decline on record The U.S. economy shrank at a dizzying 33% annual rate in the April-June quarter — by far the worst quarterly plunge ever — when the viral outbreak shut down businesses, throwing tens of millions out of work and sending unemployment surging to 14.7%, the government said Thursday.

Kellogg raises annual profit forecast as coronavirus boosts demand for Fruit Loops, waffle mixes Cereal maker Kellogg Co raised its full year sales and profit forecast on Thursday, buoyed by rising demand for its Corn Flakes, Fruit Loops and waffle mixes among consumers stuck at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tyson Foods to increase virus testing in US meat plants Meatpacking plants have been particularly susceptible to the coronavirus because workers often stand shoulder to shoulder carving up meat.

Yum Brands beats same-store sales estimates on pizza, taco cravings Yum brands beat Wall Street expectations for quarterly same-restaurant sales.

Boaters marooned by coronavirus sap Brunswick's summer inventory Brunswick said COVID-19 resulted in boat stockpiles falling 34 percent to their lowest level in almost 20 years

Dunkin Brands weathers coronavirus, reinstates dividend Comparable sales have shown improvement every week of this month, reaching the low single digits by July 25.

Shell profits plunge 82% as pandemic hits energy demand Shell reported that adjusted profit dropped to $638 million from $3.46 billion in the same period last year

Stock futures fall ahead of sobering economic reports GDP, jobless claims and tech earnings are on tap

US growth report to show a record-breaking economic plunge The drop in GDP is expected to be the biggest drop ever recorded

IBM partners with Japanese business, academia in quantum computing The "Quantum Innovation Initiative Consortium" will be based at the University of Tokyo

US renters owe $21.5B in back rent; Republicans offer no eviction relief Over the spring and early summer, a patchwork of federal, state and local eviction bans kept renters in their homes

Donald Trump Jr.: Conservative viewpoints often ‘destroyed’ by social-media algorithms Author of ‘Liberal Privilege’ Donald Trump Jr. shares his thoughts on getting suspended by Twitter for posting a video about hydroxychloroquine, presumptive Democratic candidate Joe Biden and election polls ahead of November.

What is Amazon Employees for Climate Justice? AECJ has said the corporation's climate pledge is not good enough.

Big tech CEOs divided on China technology theft Only Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg was willing to speak out against China

Republicans blast big tech during congressional hearing for conservative censorship Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., says despite the big tech CEOs claiming they don't censor conservative voices online, he continues to see liberal viewpoints promoted on their sites and he believes that impacts elections.

How much Facebook makes from ads Facebook is expected to rake in more than $31.4 billion in net advertising revenue by the end of 2020.

Government needs to shut down big tech's anti-conservative bias: Sidney Powell Former National Security Adviser Gen. Michael Flynn's attorney Sidney Powell responds to her Twitter suspension over her opinion on hydroxychloroquine and discusses big tech's anti-conservative bias.

Amazon’s Bezos cannot guarantee third-party seller policy wasn’t violated The platform does not allow employees to access third-party data when creating competing products.

Sundar Pichai: Google deeply cares about users' privacy, security Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai answers questions about Google users’ privacy, General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and tech companies turning over user data to law enforcement.

Sundar Pichai: Google doesn't use Gmail data for ad services Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai on retiring third-party cookies that websites attach to users’ browsers and the privacy and ad revenue issues surrounding this data.

Amazon's Jeff Bezos: Counterfeit products 'are a scourge’ Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos says his company does a lot to prevent counterfeiting but does work toward limiting it on the site.

General Motors steers to loss as coronavirus shuts dealerships and factories General Motors lost $758 million in the second quarter as revenue fell 53 percent from a year ago.

Boeing sales flounder as coronavirus batters airline customers Sales in the commercial airplanes business, Boeing's largest, sank 65 percent to $1.8 billion as the planemaker delivered just 20 aircraft, less than a third of the total a year earlier.

Blue Apron turns profit as more Americans cook at home during coronavirus pandemic Blue Apron added 20,000 customers during the three months through June, helping increase the order count by 389,000.

'Back from the brink' Deutsche Bank improves outlook In the second quarter, investment bank revenues rose 46%