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Intuit shares popped on Friday, a day after the company reported strong quarterly results.

For now, most of Apple's most important products are exempt from tariffs after Trump gave phones and computers a tariff waiver -- even from China -- in April.

Chief Technology Officer Shyam Sankar, co-founder and president Stephen Cohen and other executives also dumped millions worth of shares.

Shares of Apple were under pressure on Friday after Trump's post on Truth Social.

Apple has faced falling market share and declining sales amid tougher competition from local rivals like Xiaomi and Huawei.

BYD sold more pure battery electric vehicles than Tesla for the first time last month, a "watershed moment" for the region's car market, JATO Dynamics said.

Amazon previously split the CEO and chair roles when Andy Jassy succeeded Jeff Bezos at the helm in 2021.

OpenAI's finance chief said she's confident the multibillion-dollar bet on Jony Ive's startup will pay off and drive ChatGPT subscriptions.

President Trump is hosting a black-tie dinner at his Virginia golf club on Thursday for the top buyers of his $TRUMP meme coin.

Intuit reported better-than-expected results for the fiscal third quarter and also beat estimates with its full-year forecast.