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Facebook accuses Apple of rejecting attempt to tell users about App Store fees Facebook on Thursday said Apple rejected its 'transparency notice' to let users know the iPhone maker takes a 30% commission on all in-app purchases.

Mercedes gets big electric van order from Amazon The 1,800 electric delivery vans from Mercedes-Benz is the biggest such order for the German automaker to date

Amazon protesters outside Jeff Bezos' home construct guillotine: Report Bezos' net worth was revealed at $200 billion this week.

The less obvious way to invest in 5G PacerETFs Distributors President Sean O'Hara says instead of investing in big tech names like Apple when it comes to 5G, he recommends investing in the companies that make 5G possible.

Fiserv values aligned with Milwaukee Bucks, CEO says Frank Bisignano, CEO and president of Fiserv, whose company name is on the Milwaukee Bucks’ arena, discusses activism in sports and the challenges facing coronavirus-hit small businesses.

Walmart partnering with Microsoft on TikTok buyout: Report Wedbush managing director and tech analyst Dan Ives says Walmart teaming up with Microsoft in a bid for TikTok 'likely seals the deal.'

Facebook removes self-declared militia 'Kenosha Guard' page after fatal shooting deaths Facebook on Thursday removed a self-declared militia's page titled the "Kenosha Guard" after armed vigilantes began patrolling the streets and a fatal shooting broke out on the third consecutive night of civil unrest in the Wisconsin city. 

NOAA hurricane hunter on tracking Hurricane Laura NOAA Aerospace Engineer Nick Underwood provides insight into tracking and preparing for storms and hurricanes, such as Hurricane Laura.

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Former GE CEO Jeff Immelt drops a million bucks on Bloom Energy Former General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt has dropped $1 million on 70,000 shares of Bloom Energy at an average share price of $14.86, according to an Securities and Exchange Commission filing on August 14. 

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Stocks battle for record highs after coronavirus jobless claims fall below 1M Weekly initial jobless claims fell below 1 million for the first time since coronavirus lockdowns began in March.

Trump: 'I view China differently' since coronavirus U.S.-China tensions were high before the pandemic as the two countries took part in a years-long trade war and finally started eyeing a bilateral deal before COVID-19 spread from Wuhan to the U.S.

Fatburger owner to acquire Johnny Rockets Fat Brands CEO Andy Wiederhorn said the deal for Johnny Rockets reflects his expectation that customers will come back to casual-dining chains after the pandemic subsides.

Trump: Biden candidacy is 'biggest headwind' against market growth President Trump touted the stock market's sharp recovery after a severe downturn due to the coronavirus pandemic, but warned that the biggest obstacle standing in the way of continued growth is none other than his presumptive November opponent Joe Biden.

Popular stocks on Robinhood beat the market: JPMorgan Investors on Robinhood gravitate toward stocks that are grabbing headlines, seeing outsized one-day returns and a spike in trading volume, the JPMorgan study found.

Stock futures trade cautiously ahead of jobless claims The Labor Department is expected to say the number of claims for unemployment benefits declined for a second straight week to 1.12 million

Cisco lays out restructuring plan as coronavirus crisis forces clients to hold spending Cisco Systems Inc laid out a restructuring plan, as the coronavirus crisis forced its clients to hold back spending.

U.S. leaves tariffs on Airbus aircraft unchanged at 15% The federal government on Wednesday said it would maintain 15% tariffs on Airbus aircraft and 25% tariffs on other European goods

Robinhood trading app hiring ‘hundreds’ in job ramp-up A surge in day trading has Robinhood rolling out the red carpet for job seekers.

Pandemic hits Lyft ridership, revenue as executives cast its future in California in doubt Lyft had 8.7 million active riders during the three months ending in July, a 60 percent decline compared to the same period one year ago.

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TikTok to give its influencers cash: Report FOX Business’ Charlie Gasparino gives updates on TikTok and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s vice president pick.

Coronavirus saliva test used by NBA nearing FDA approval Researchers from the Yale School of Public Health have created a “spit test” for the coronavirus, which is less invasive than the nasal swab test. FOX Business’ Edward Lawrence with more.

Amazon plans $400M Detroit distribution center at site abandoned for a decade Amazon is planning to develop a $400 million distribution center on an abandoned fairgrounds site in Detroit.

Why this market strategist recommends investing in industrial stocks right now Belpointe chief market strategist David Nelson and Wealth Enhancement Group Senior Vice President Nicole Webb on investing in coronavirus markets.

Russia approves coronavirus vaccine but international community is skeptical FOX Business’ Ashley Webster on how the international community is reacting to Russia’s announcement of a coronavirus vaccine.

Zoom encryption claims false, watchdog alleges in lawsuit A Washington, D.C.-based watchdog group is the latest to sue Zoom Video Communications over allegedly false privacy protection claims, saying the company misled and deceived users, such as those in the health care industry, who expected that the technology's encryption would protect their personal information, according to a lawsuit announced Tuesday. 

Lucid CEO: We want to coexist with Tesla, other electric car makers Lucid Motors CTO and CEO Peter Rawlinson gives details on his company’s new car, which can travel 500 miles in one charge.

Facebook cracks down on political groups claiming 'news exemption' Facebook is cracking down on politically backed news pages that post political ads without proper disclaimers.

Uber and Lyft must classify California drivers as employees, not independent contractors: judge Uber and Lyft drivers in California must now be classified as employees instead of independent contractors, a shift that would guarantee benefits like overtime, sick leave and expense reimbursement for workers who make up much of the freewheeling gig economy.

Casper expands to more retailers because customers want mattress ‘trial opportunities,’ CEO says Casper CEO Philip Krim on online sales amid the coronavirus pandemic, the demographics of his company’s customers and expanding to new retail partners.

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Industrial real estate demand surges amid pandemic e-commerce boom E-commerce shifted into high gear in April when nonessential stores shut down in order to mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus, prompting a greater need for warehouses to store products and plants to make goods.

U.S. sanctions branded 'clowning actions' as Hong Kong vows not to be intimidated The Hong Kong government called the sanctions "shameless and despicable" and said the city would not be intimidated by them.

China wields coronavirus to nationalize American-owned carmaker Government officials in Rugao, China, used the coronavirus pandemic to conduct a takeover of an American-owned car company

AMC Theaters gets starring role in Hollywood, Wall Street drama The CEO of AMC Entertainment, Adam Aron, called the last three months, “the most challenging quarter in the 100-year history of AMC” Thursday after the company saw its revenue plunge to $18.9 billion for the second quarter from $1.5 billion a year ago.

S&P nabs longest winning streak in over a year as jobs growth tops expectations The U.S. economy added 1.76 million jobs in July and the unemployment rate sank to 10.2 percent.

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Stocks surge as Congress preps coronavirus relief Lawmakers wrangled over a new COVID-19 relief package and drugmakers made progress toward a vaccine.

Virgin Atlantic airline files for US bankruptcy protection Virgin Atlantic filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday.

Wayfair sales surge 84% as coronavirus ignites digital furniture-buying frenzy Wayfair swung to a second-quarter profit as sales spiked 84 percent from a year ago.