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(Reuters) - When Apple Inc (AAPL.O) reports results on Wednesday, Wall Street expects flat fiscal fourth-quarter sales and lower full-year revenue compared with the prior year, mostly because of declining iPhone sales.

Twitter is banning all political advertising from its service.

EA Sports stopped publishing the top-selling title after it was sued alongside the NCAA for profiting off player likenesses without proper compensation.

Ghost kitchens run by these popular restaurants are delivering food to the masses.

Amazon could challenge its loss of $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract

"This is the future," Fox News contributor Dr. Marc Siegel said. "It's the future and the past coming together, actually."

U.S. regulators are proposing to cut off funding for Chinese equipment in U.S. telecommunications networks, citing security threats.

Today, the second richest person in the world is worth approximately $105.8 billion.

Uber Eats is now offering culinary experiences in select markets.

Japanese conglomerate SoftBank may shift from investing in startups to firms closer to turning profits.

Google CEO expresses concerns about employee trust.

Robots are coming to Walmart, a decision that is likely to affect the number of workers the retail giant employs.

InterDigital and ZTE had battled in court for much of the last decade over the Chinese firm’s refusal to pay royalties for use of wireless technology in its devices.

Amazon didn't deliver this quarter for investors.

DoorDash is very concerned about new California bill that would reclassify independent contractors as employees.

Philip Morris International is reportedly looking to replace cigarettes "as fast as possible."

A 112-year-old company is reinventing the delivery business by teaming up with CVS to deliver drugs via drones. 

The pharmacy partnered with Wing, a subsidiary of Google parent company Alphabet for the program. 

Warby Parker continues to put the customer first, now offering an augmented reality feature to virtually try on glasses.

Google officially appointed the company's first chief health officer as the company takes a deep dive into the health market.