Facebook has updated its legal documents recently, and German regulators are not very happy about the mention of facial recognition technology

AstraZeneca said Monday that its global biologics research and development unit, MedImmune, will purchase privately held biologics firm Amplimmune, which is centered on developing novel therapeutics in cancer immunology.

According to economists via Bloomberg, more workers were probably added in August.

Carl Icahn's stake in Apple and more.

Both the housing and labor markets improved last month, and consumer spending most likely rose in July for the third consecutive month.

Statoil will divest its minority interests in the Gullfaks and Gudrun fields offshore Norway, and at the same time exit the non-core, non-operated Schiehallion and Rosebank fields, West of the Shetlands.

Yahoo is celebrating beating Google in number of online visitors in July for the first time since May 2011.

Sony and Microsoft might have more competition for their gaming consoles this year from Amazon

Carl Icahn is losing the battle with Dell; the latest defeat came on Friday when the Delaware Court of Chancery Judge Leo Strine dismissed the activist investor's request to fast-track the lawsuit.

According to The New York Post, BlackBerry wants a "strategic white knight with a big bankroll."

According to economists via Bloomberg, housing sales are rising to their highest levels in three years.

On Friday, Merck & Co. reported that it was going to be suspending sales of Zilmax in the U.S. and Canada temporarily

On Friday, AOL announced that it was going to be cutting a number of jobs at Patch, the news service the company owns.

Google is constantly modifying and improving Gmail features, but retailers and marketers are not pleased with one of the newer changes to the mail service.

Carl Icahn takes a large stake in Apple and more

A lawsuit by liquidators of the Bear Stearns hedge funds against JPMorgan has finally officially ended.

Storm forces BP to evacuate some workers.

There is no end in sight for the dispute between CBS and Time Warner, leaving viewers missing their favorite shows and sports events.

Last Friday, President Barack Obama signed a bill, setting new interest rates for student loans.

Apple's supply chain is coming under intense scrutiny again after facing allegations last week and other news

It looks like things might be turning around for T-Mobile US after recent reports of the company's second-quarter subscriber growth.

Bank of America continues to be troubled years after the financial crisis

Tech leaders meet with President Obama concerning the NSA spying program.

According to The Times of London, the commodities broker Marex Spectron is in discussions to acquire the metals storage division owned by JPMorgan.

Last week, a list showing the prices for Intel's new chips was leaked on the Chinese site VR-Zone. The leaked information is for the upcoming "Ivy Bridge-E" processors from Intel.

Google tries to get Microsoft's suit regarding Motorola phones dismissed.

President Obama's visit to Amazon garners criticism

Sirius XM has another dispute on its hands, this time a legal one.

JP Morgan may be facing legal trouble in Italy.

Under Chairman Warren Buffet, Berkshire Hathaway is flourishing once again. Reuters recently reported that the company experienced a 46 percent increase for second-quarter profits.