Apple is the latest tech giant to report economic struggles, which have been rippling across the industry.
Alphabet saw a massive drop in earnings in the fourth quarter. Investments in AI are a big part of the company's future.
Demand for smartphones fell nearly 20% last year, IDC data showed. Now we're about to find out what that means for Apple.
The streaming giant expects to hit 500 million total listeners -- both free and paid -- within the next two months.
Tesla sold more cars and made more money than ever, despite its average transaction price falling. The automaker now turns its attention to software to drive profit.
Since Musk took over at Twitter, his spreading of conspiracy theories and his banning of journalists has eroded much of the goodwill toward him -- and Tesla.
The company's founder will stay on as executive chairman, as Netflix continues its odyssey into advertising and a password-sharing crackdown.
The tech giant says it hasn't met demand for the more expensive version of its latest iPhones.
Sales at Apple may tell us a lot about consumer spending at a time when tech stocks, and the larger economy, seem to be spiraling out of control.
The company plans to re-focus on profitable areas after its financial results miss analyst expectations.
It has more than twice that many total listeners already, including people who listen free with ads.
Netflix was plagued by an unprecedented drop in membership in the first half of the year.
