Amazon And Wells Fargo End Their New Student Loan Program
Learn how Amazon and Wells Fargo have dissolved the partnership they announced just over a month ago to offer the private student loan to qualified students.
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Irish Cabinet Decides to Fight EU on Apple Tax
Ireland's cabinet agreed on Friday to join Apple in appealing against a multi-billion-euro back tax demand that the European Commission has slapped on the iPhone maker.
Apple in talks with suppliers to reduce costs
FBN's Lauren Simonetti on reports Apple is trying to negotiate better deals with suppliers in response to falling iPhone sales.
Samsung Issues Recall for Galaxy Note 7 After Battery Fires
Samsung will replace all Galaxy Note 7 smartphones equipped with fire-prone batteries and halt sales of the flagship product in 10 markets.
EU Targets Silicon Valley, Ends Up in Crazy Town
We’re witnessing the birth of a new kind of government bureaucracy that just wants to make up the rules as it goes.
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Explosion Rocks SpaceX Launch Site in Florida During Test
An explosion rocked a SpaceX launch site Thursday during a routine rocket test.
Explosion shakes SpaceX launch site during test
FBN's Stuart Varney on stock reaction after reports of an explosion during a test firing of an unmanned SpaceX rocket.
Samsung Mobile Recovery Suffers Blow as Galaxy Notes 'Catch Fire'
The recovery in Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's <005930.KS> mobile business suffered a blow on Thursday as reports of exploding batteries forced the firm to delay shipments of Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, and knocked $7 billion off its market value.
Should Trump reach out to Tim Cook over Apple's fight with EU?
Trump Campaign Senior Economic Advisor David Malpass on Apple's battle with the European Union and the latest on the 2016 presidential race.
Using milk to make edible food wrappers
USDA Chemical Engineer Peggy Tomasula and Laetitia Bonnaillie on the food wrapper developed using edible ingredients.
68 million usernames, passwords stolen in Dropbox hacking
FBN's Lea Gabrielle on Dropbox forcing some users to reset their passwords after discovering a hacking in 2012.
Apple CEO Says EU Tax Ruling 'Total Political Crap'
The European Union's imposition of a $14.5 billion back tax bill on Apple is "total political crap", Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a newspaper interview.
Apple CEO Expects to Repatriate Billions of Dollars
Apple expects to repatriate billions of dollars of global profits to the United States next year, Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a radio interview.
Will Homeland Security take control of election systems?
Viollis Group International CEO Paul Viollis weighs in on whether Homeland Security could control election systems amid hacking fears.
Apple vs. EU a Win for 'Mr. Brexit' Trump
Will Brexit, its anti-establishment sentiment, as well as its opposition to EU taxes and regulations draw comparisons to Donald Trump’s campaign in the 2016 presidential race?
What's Really Behind the Selfie Craze?
Our bodies are being taken over by aliens from Planet Selfie.
Secretary Lew Criticizes EU Decision to Issue Apple $14.5B Tax Bill
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew took the European Union to task Wednesday for its decision to levy a $14.5 billion tax bill on tech firm Apple Inc. on Tuesday, saying the move amounted to a swipe at the U.S. tax base.
Theranos Walks Away From Zika Test
Theranos Inc. withdrew its request for emergency clearance of a Zika-virus blood test after federal regulators found that the company didn't include proper patient safeguards in a study of the new test, said people familiar with the matter.
Live stream to a select group of friends with new app
Alively Founder Vadim Lavrusik on the new live-streaming app and the latest trends in social media.
EU Apple Tax Ruling Stirs Fears of Revenue Loss in U.S.
American politicians have spent years salivating over U.S. companies' stockpile of untaxed foreign profits, now more than $2 trillion and growing.
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