Apple made Comcast and Charter agree to sell iPads, Apple TVs and other lower-volume devices as part of the cable companies' deal to offer the iPhone on their mobile service.

A tanker attack in the Middle East revives geopolitical fears and puts a premium back in oil prices.

The Morgan Stanley Business Conditions Index fell by 32 points in June, its largest one-month decline on record.

Bank of America points to pre-need service companies, which make funeral arrangements before the person dies.

Names on the move ahead of the open.

"They have thrown aside two great brands that had real value in exchange for this horrific, means-nothing statement," said investor psychologist Peter Atwater.

British fintech start-up Monzo has selected Los Angeles as its initial U.S. base, and is looking to expand to other cities.

The Business Roundtable's CEO Economic Outlook Index fell by 5.7 points in the second quarter to 89.5.

The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.

Amazon and little known energy company Diamonback Energy are the only two stocks in the S&P 500 with all buy ratings from Wall Street analysts, according to FactSet.

Names on the move ahead of the open.

IPO watchers were fearful an avalanche of IPOs would cause a crash in the market, but the big tech unicorns have been winners so far.

Online banking platform Revolut says it will start gradually onboarding 20,000 Australians who signed up to a waiting list.

The price of apples in China has surged nearly 30% and consumers have cut their purchases of the fruit, according to recent data.