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Stocks are recovering mildly Wednesday, but if they fall much further technicals suggest bulls could be in for some serious pain in the weeks ahead before indexes ultimately stabilize.

Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook sold stock worth about $41 million after taxes in his biggest sale in more than two years as the shares of the iPhone maker slide off recent highs.

Google is looking to challenge Apple Inc. head-on with new Pixel phones that are more iPhone-like than ever before.

Growth in the US service sector moderated in September as a measure of new orders slid to the lowest level this year.

Opening arguments start Wednesday as Sam Bankman-Fried stands trial accused of orchestrating one of the biggest financial frauds in American history. At his peak, he was the crypto industry’s golden boy. He had $16 billion and a digital assets empire.Before opening arguments, the jury that will decide the fate of Bankman-Fried will be selected. Forty-six potential jurors returned to the Manhattan federal courthouse this morning. Once they present a short biographical summary, lawyers will decide

Google will soon release a version of its virtual assistant that is powered by the company’s Bard artificial intelligence technology, helping users handle more complex tasks.

Norway’s oil and gas is helping to fuel the nascent recovery in US initial public offerings.

Norway’s oil and gas is helping to fuel the nascent recovery in US initial public offerings.

Apple Inc. was downgraded at KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc., which said shares of the iPhone maker are trading near all-time high valuation levels though its sales growth is likely to slow.

Japanese officials are sticking with their strategic silence on currency intervention as speculation swirls over whether the government acted to prop up the yen.