Apple reports first quarterly revenue drop in more than a decade
Shares of the world's most valuable company drop eight percent in after-hours trading as iPhone sales slow
Is the Fed setting the stage for a June hike?
To get a clue from this week's policy meeting, investors will scour what's said, or left out, of Wednesday's statement
The royal touch: Robe worn by Prince George sells out in minutes
Casual evening attire worn by the future king of England for his pre-bedtime meeting with President Obama prompts slew of orders
Volkswagen agrees to repurchase "diesel-gate" cars in U.S.
Consumers will have the choice of getting their vehicles repurchased or fixed to comply with emissions standards
Online payday loans a path to hefty bank fees, account closures
Regulator says quick-cash products typically include large hidden costs, adding up to big bucks for borrowers
Will Facebook add a "tip jar" to its "like" options?
The social network is mulling ways to let individual users make money from their online offerings
Workers' next big fight: On-call scheduling
As the push for a higher minimum wage makes progress, low-income and part-time workers want to end on-call schedules
Dow closes above 18,000 for first time in 9 months
After early-year slide, blue-chip index has rebounded to its highest level since last summer
Cirque Du Soleil calls off the clowns in North Carolina
The Canadian circus company joins Bruce Springsteen and Ringo Starr in canceling shows booked in the state over anti-LGBT law
What are your chances of an IRS audit?
The federal agency in charge of collecting taxes is not only answering the phone less, its enforcement is also down
Fisher-Price recalls 34,000 cradles due to safety concerns
Baby swings sold at Target and other stores nationwide, as well as online at Amazon.com
Low-paid health care workers join nationwide protests
Spurred by "Fight for $15" movement, some of the nation's most poorly paid health care workers are pushing for higher wages
Report: Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes could face ban
Embattled blood-testing startup says it hopes federal health regulator won't impose sanctions
Stocks soar to finish at highest levels of 2016
Sentiment lifted by trade data from China and better-than-expected earnings from banking powerhouse JPMorgan Chase
Retail sales shrink as consumers pull back on spending
Despite a healthier job market, Americans are counting their pennies amid feeble economic growth