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Domino’s has posted 29 consecutive quarters of domestic same-store sales growth.

General Electric Co. (GE) on Friday reported second-quarter earnings of $800 million.

Most Asian markets were higher on Friday despite signs that China and the U.S. were preparing to impose more tariffs on each other's products.

___ Zuckerberg's Holocaust comment puts Facebook on the spot NEW YORK (AP) — Denying the Holocaust is probably OK on Facebook.

Microsoft Corp. on Thursday reported quarterly profit of $8.9 billion, boosted in part by its efforts to rival Amazon as a key cloud computing provider for retailers and other businesses.

Banks and other large U.S. stocks fell Thursday, but smaller companies climbed, which made for a mixed finish on Wall Street.

Union Pacific Corp. hauled in 29 percent more second-quarter profit as the railroad handled 4 percent more shipments, but the results might have been better if not for some operational challenges.

Automakers are pushing back against proposed tariffs on imported cars.

How did David Smith, a savvy deal maker, so overplay his hand with friendly regulators?

Papa John's shares spiked on the report.

Schnatter accuses the marketing firm of demanding $6 million to prevent leak of his comments during a May conference call.

Shares of the search engine giant are on pace for their longest winning streak in five years.

Gold is hammered and that may be a bullish signal for stocks.

On a per share basis, the bank earned $1.30, up from 87 cents per share a year ago.

The Nasdaq ticked down slightly from its all-time high.

This ends a probe into Google’s smartphone and telecom contracts.

Fed remains on track for further rate increases.

Schnatter questions why there was no investigation before his removal.

Brian Crutcher had been appointed six weeks ago.