CNBC

Apple’s reliance in China will likely lead to higher prices for iPhones.

Technology stocks were on pace for a winning week Friday on the heels of a volatile stretch spurred by ongoing tariff uncertainty.

The venture capital industry was already under a lot of pressure prior to the multitrillion-dollar stock market rout last week.

The White House says President Trump believes Apple can make a U.S. iPhone, but there are many reasons why analysts say that’s likely not possible.

Meta will face off against the U.S. Federal Trade Commission Monday in an antitrust trial that could result in the company divesting Instagram and WhatsApp.

Apple remains stranded without a life raft, experts say, as tariffs on China reach a cumulative 145%.

After soaring 23% on Wednesday due to President Trump’s pause on most new tariffs, Tesla shares dropped on Thursday along with the broader market.

Trump’s tariffs are poised to raise prices on Amazon and devastate small businesses that source products from China, sellers told CNBC.

Technology stocks declined Thursday, giving back some gains after the Nasdaq recorded its second-best day ever.

Fintech stocks slipped as investors refocused on margin risks, lending pressure, and a still-uncertain trade backdrop.