Amazon crushes expectations, Stock rose 12%.
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Amazon’s days of losing money appear to be over. The new and profitable Amazon looks like it's here to stay.
Amazon’s days of losing money appear to be over. The new and profitable Amazon looks like it's here to stay.
Facebook turned in another unbelievable quarterly report that sent shares of the company up nearly 9% in after-hours trading. Its stock hit an all-time high of over $118 a share.
Salah Abdeslam, suspected of playing a major part in November's Paris attacks which killed 130 people, has been extradited to France from Belgium, prosecutors in both countries said on Wednesday.
Twitter's stock was down more than 10% after it reported bringing in less revenue than expected and slashed its sales forecast.
Apple just announced its worst quarter in over a decade.
Microsoft had a poor quarter comparing to last year.
Announcements from Mitsubishi Motors about cheating on fuel economy tests have wiped out a third of the company's stock price in just two days.
Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton are one step closer to be nominated as party leaders.
Most of the traders around are very busy in their life, their opportunity to break out of the cycle of doing over and over the same thing again and again is slim to none.
The price of silver went off the charts today trading at its highest level since May 2015.
Amazon is going to war with Netflix with a new video-streaming service.
Ecuador is trying to pick up the pieces after a deadly earthquake hits the country.
Snapchat can still compete with the big boys of social media.
More big news coming from the never ending Facebook.
2016 could be China’s worst year since 2009’s financial crisis.
Canada releases better than expected data on Friday
The drama continues to unfold in the United States race for presidency.
The wall with Mexico is one of Trump's biggest promises to his voters.
Are we about so see a lot of empty seats at the Olympic Games in Rio?
Alaska Air has outbid JetBlue for Virgin America, and it will buy the company for $2.6 billion.