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Top Stories : 2016August30Tuesday

These people are more likely to bully your kids online…

Bond Report: Treasury yields inch lower as oil, stocks lose ground

Corrections: Venture capitalist Mike Rothenberg to remain with firm

Economic Report: Consumer confidence highest in nearly a year

‘Rich Dad’ author Robert Kiyosaki: If you’re investing for the long term, ‘you’re crazy’

The Wall Street Journal: Silicon Valley venture capitalist Mike Rothenberg to remain with firm

Currencies: Dollar climbs as Fischer doubles down on rate-hike talk

Market Snapshot: Stocks drift south as Fed grows hawkish

10 things: The secret (and costly) life of the American teenager

Market Extra: The stock market has already picked the next U.S. president

Real-time headlines : 2016August30Tuesday

Oct. WTI oil down 17 cents, or 0.4%, at $46.81/bbl

WTI oil turns modestly lower on Nymex

Potash, Agrium shares halted after sharp gains

DSW shares down 8% in Tuesday trading

Nasdaq Composite retreats 0.1% at 5,227

Dow off 0.2% at 18,462; S&P 500 slips 0.1% at 2,177

Stock losses firm in late-morning trade

30-year Treasury yield up 0.5 basis point to 2.221%

2-year Treasury yield unchanged at 0.809%

10-year Treasury yield up 0.4 basis point to 1.570%

Market Pulse : 2016August30Tuesday

Tablet sales will take largest-ever hit in 2016

Chipotle to offer free kids meals on Sundays in September

Under Armour to open distribution center in Maryland, providing 1,000 jobs

Stocks open little changed as investors look for Fed clues

United Continental shares rise after upgrade to outperform from market perform

U.S. Treasury 'disappointed' with EU ruling on Apple taxes

Richard Laxer named GE Capital International CEO

Sears to bring paint back to stores

G-III Apparel shares tumble as earnings miss, company lowers outlook

Nordstrom to sell J. Crew merchandise

Breaking News: 2016August30Tuesday

San Francisco home-price growth slowing: Case-Shiller 20-city survey

U.S. Treasury Dept. says it's disappointed at Apple tax ruling in EU

Sears stores to reintroduce house paint

Abercrombie & Fitch sinks over 10% premarket as retailer issues soft outlook

Apple extends premarket loss after EU says it owes up to €13 billion in back tax

Hershey shares dive 9% after Mondelez says it's no longer seeking deal

Dow industrials finish up over 100 points as financials rally

Gene Wilder, star of 'Willy Wonka,' dead at 83

European Commission will demand Apple pay €1 billion in back taxes: report

Twenty-five of 30 components in black as Dow extends gain to triple digits

Internet Stories: 2016August30Tuesday

The Wall Street Journal: Silicon Valley venture capitalist Mike Rothenberg to remain with firm

Frank Ocean cranks up the Apple vs. Spotify beef

Deep Dive: 13 retailers that are not only surviving but thriving

Apple expected to unveil iPhone 7 on Sept. 7

These are the best times to book your holiday travel

Moneyism: When death meets Facebook: Social networkers upstage the deceased

The Wall Street Journal: As Russian hacker nabs Arizona login, FBI warns over threat to state voter records

The Wall Street Journal: Alphabet’s David Drummond steps down from Uber board as rivalry heats up

T-Mobile’s improving cash flow, subscriber growth warrant stock upgrade

Need to Know: Next time the world ends, it’ll be a bigger shock than we expect, warns Jim Rogers

Financial Services: 2016August30Tuesday

Bond Report: Treasury yields inch lower as oil, stocks lose ground

Corrections: Venture capitalist Mike Rothenberg to remain with firm

‘Rich Dad’ author Robert Kiyosaki: If you’re investing for the long term, ‘you’re crazy’

Market Snapshot: Stocks drift south as Fed grows hawkish

Market Extra: The stock market has already picked the next U.S. president

Get ready for a 5%-10% stock-market drop

Ford Credit head Bernard Silverstone to retire

The Tell: Think older investors are much less likely to take risks? Think again

The Moneyologist: My husband mooched off me for 8 years — should I spend my money before we divorce?

The Moneyologist: My friend divorced a millionaire TV executive. Is she entitled to his Social Security?