David Magee

Verizon said Thursday service during the 45,000 worker strike was going well. But others tell a different story. Negotiations continue, but the tension rises as the strike nears one week.

Google's Android and Apple's iPhone are dominating global smartphone sales, and growing fast, according to a report.

Tiger Woods started strong in the PGA Championship but ended up near the back of the pack by the end, at 7-over-par.

Tiger Woods struggled at the PGA Thursday, posting his worst round at the tournament ever. Has Woods gone from great to good?

Mortgage rates have fallen to a nine-month low, sending refinancing applications on the rise.

As the Verizon strike turns nasty, management is seeking injunctions to limit the number of strikers at company sites.

The schizophrenic Dow and other major U.S. markets indexes were having a good day Wednesday, up more than two percent across the board.

Apple has passed Exxon Mobil to become the world's most valuable company. Now it's time to ask what company make be next in line to make such a rise. At the moment, all indications point to Amazon.com.

Apple has become the most valuable company in the world. Here's five reasons why.

Apple has become the most valuable company in the U.S., passing Exxon Mobil. Here's five reasons why.

BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) has been a primary tool of looters and rioters in the London Riots.

Groupon amended its IPO filing. Surprise! Groupon says now the company is unprofitable.

French President Nicholas Sarkozy ended his vacation early to deal with France's debt problem. He's challenged government leaders to come up with new measures to reduce France's deficit. They would be wise to listen, taking a lesson from the mistake the U.S. made, resulting in a credit downgrade from S&P.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy cut his vacation short to focus on credit downgrade fears now troubling France.

U.S. stocks took another tumble Wednesday, as fears of the weak global economy took hold.

The hacking group Anonymous is threatening to "destroy" Facebook on Nov. 5.

Apple's delayed launch of the highly-anticipated iPhone 5 is a marketing strategy that reeks of brilliance.

Facebook's new Messenger is already the top free app in Apple's App Store. The communications tool is directly taking on BlackBerry's popular BBM.

America's economy is barely growing, and policy-makers are searching for solutions. If only Apple made its popular iPhone and iPad in America. The unemployment rate would shrink, and the economy would get moving again.

Read Tuesday's full statement from the Fed.

The Dow advanced slightly Tuesday after the Fed pledged to keep its benchmark interest rate at a record low through at least mid-2013.

Social media services BlackBerry Messenger, Twitter and others have become weapons for rioters in London. They are using the connectivity tools to organize and stay one step ahead of police.

Newsweek ran a wild-eyed cover photo of Michele Bachmann that's coming under fire from conservatives. Was the cover image a cheap shot? One writer thinks so.

Tiger Woods' ex-caddie Steve Williams said he regrets being so outspoken about Woods after he was fired. Williams says he's through talking about Woods.

The S&P downgrade is already old news for U.S. markets. All eyes are on the Fed, and concerns about slow growth and the real threat of a new recession.

U.S. markets were poised to open higher Tuesday as futures rose based on anticipated action from the Fed.

Call it downgradeageddon, the fear sending U.S. markets sharply lower.

The Dow lost four percent in trading mid-day Monday, while the Nasdaq and S&P lost five percent. President Barack Obama addressed downgrade Monday, but the markets dropped further after his comments.

Bank of America's stock tumbled Monday, down 16 percent as investors reacted to a lawsuit filed against the bank by AIG.