Facebook (FB) smashed earnings expectations--again. Shares are hitting record highs in the pre-market.
iPhone sales were down at Apple AAPL for a second quarter in a row, mainly because people are waiting on new models.
The Open Market Committee meets today and tomorrow to discuss interest rates, the economy and geopolitical events.
Verizon confirms deal today buy Yahoo! for $4.8 billion.
General Electric says both earnings and revenue came in ahead of expectations in the quarter.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has hit a record high 7 days in a row and has been higher for 9 straight days.
Netflix shares fell as much as 12% overnight after it added far fewer subscribers than expected.
Thousands of law enforcement officers were ordered to Ohio for the Republican National Convention even before the fatal shootings of police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Strong retail sales figures for June show consumers were spending on home and garden materials.
The suspected terror attack in Nice, France may put an end to Wall Street's record setting streak this week.