The heads of research at several big drugmakers received mysterious invitations to the White House for a meeting Friday.
Headlines after the bell Wednesday:
Mobile daily active users came in at 745 million on average for December 2014, up 34% year-over-year.
Rodney Clay Patrick Jr. didn't realise the gun was loaded as he waved it around.
Qualcomm stock fell in after-hours trading after the company lowered its chip guidance for the second half of the year.
While "Unbroken" failed to take off as an awards season machine, Angelina Jolie remains undefeated. She's already got the drama, "By The Sea," with her husband Brad Pitt, in the can, and now it looks like they'll be reteaming. The latter has joined Jolie's previously announced project, "Africa." Penned by Eric Roth ("Ali," "Munich," "The Good Shepherd"), the film is a biopic about Kenyan Richard Leakey, who came from a line of archaeologists, but turned his attentions to paleontology and most famously to anti-poaching efforts. Читать дальше...
Apple's earnings announcement included revenue equivalent to collecting $10 from every person in the world.
Lost entrepreneurship and innovation from debt-ridden college graduates hurt the U.S. economy, a university president said.
The surreal attack took place on the famous Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, and reportedly started after a turf dispute.
Obama administration officials are hoping to educate people about the tax effects of Obamacare.
Home is where the heart is, and love, longing, and grieving for the departed fragments of our lives we can never return to are lovingly realized in John Crowley’s exquisitely crafted and beautiful “Brooklyn.” Based on the novel by Irish author Colm Tóibín, and delicately adapted by Nick Hornby, “Brooklyn” tells the story of Eilis Lacey, an Irish immigrant who travels to America in the early 1950s for a more prosperous life. Living quietly in a small rural Irish town, opportunities are scarce, and... Читать дальше...
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CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. The fact that crude settled under $45, traders say, means that it will likely fall even further.
