China has become the first major economy to return to growth since the coronavirus started sweeping the world earlier this year, posting a 3.2% expansion for the second quarter from a year earlier.

Twitter was hit with a widespread attack that allowed hackers to take over an array of accounts including those of celebrities, politicians and billionaires, as well as Apple and other firms.

Apple won a major battle with the EU as a court sided with the company over a $14.8 billion tax bill that EU antitrust officials had said was owed to Ireland.

Walmart and Kroger will require customers to wear face coverings inside all their U.S. stores amid the surge in coronavirus cases.

American Airlines told 25,000 workers that their jobs are at risk after federal aid expires Oct. 1, as air-travel demand falls again.

Goldman, buoyed by its Wall Street roots, posted near-record quarterly revenue of $13.3 billion, with profit remaining steady.

Wirecard touted partnerships in releases that were in some cases misleading or promoted without the agreement of the firms named.

U.S. stocks rose, with the Dow and S&P 500 both gaining 0.9%, while the Nasdaq added 0.6%.

Chipotle said it is adding as many as 10,000 employees as it opens more stores with drive-through lanes.