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Top Stories : 2016February25Thursday

The Wall Street Journal: Republic Airways files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

The Wall Street Journal: Will EU leave migrants stranded in Greece?

How many Apple engineers does it take to unlock an iPhone for the FBI?

The Number One: Move over, New York. Beijing is now where the most billionaires roam

The Wall Street Journal: SunEdison defeats injunction on TerraForm deal

Mutual Funds Weekly: Take the doom out of your investing gloom with defensive ETFs

Your Digital Self: Tech breakthroughs: electronic blood, mind-reading exoskeletons and LG’s modular phone

Here’s the legal argument Apple is using to fight the FBI

Diana Furchtgott-Roth: Trump is most vulnerable on these four crucial issues

The Wall Street Journal: U.N. nears tough new sanctions against North Korea

Real-time headlines : 2016February25Thursday

Weight Watchers shares drop 18% after earnings miss, outlook

Weight Watchers adj. Q4 loss 3c vs Street's 2c EPS view

Weight Watchers Q4 revenue $259.2 mln vs $327.8 mln year ago

Weight Watchers per-share Q4 loss 18c vs 8c EPS year ago

Monster Beverage to buy back up to $1.75 bln in shares

Monster Beverage Q4 revenue $645.4 mln vs $605.6 mln

Monster Beverage Q4 earnings 67c a share vs 72c a share

Kraft Heinz adj. Q4 EPS 62 cents vs. consensus 58 cents

Kraft Heinz Q4 EPS 23 cents a share

Palo Alto shares resume trading, up 1.3% following earnings

Market Pulse : 2016February25Thursday

Stamps.com shares jump after quarterly results beat

Herbalife gains as results beat Wall Street's expectations

Ralph Lauren president of global brands Peterson resigns

Monster Beverage sinks as quarterly results fall short

Weight Watchers shares drop after surprise quarterly loss

Kraft Heinz swings to gain in the fourth quarter

Splunk shares rally more than 10% after earnings beat, outlook

U.S. stocks rebound to end sharply higher

Palo Alto Networks report better-than-expected quarterly results

Oil futures end higher as producers plan March meeting

Breaking News: 2016February25Thursday

Weight Watchers shares drop 18% after earnings miss, outlook

Dow industrials up over 200 points as stocks rally into the close

Halliburton to cut 5,000 jobs: report

UTX and Nike are leaders as Dow industrials run Thursday gain to 125 points

Nevada Gov. Sandoval says he's not interested in Supreme Court nomination

London in lead as European stocks rebound Thursday

Dow industrials and S&P 500 eke out early gains Thursday

Restoration Hardware's stock in line for worst day ever

U.S. benchmark mortgage rate near 13-month low

U.S. durable-goods orders surge nearly 5%

Internet Stories: 2016February25Thursday

How many Apple engineers does it take to unlock an iPhone for the FBI?

The Wall Street Journal: EU considers new business data-gathering rules

Facebook furthers mobile strategy with new immersive ads

The Margin: Amazon, Snapchat and 9 others blamed for the ‘pornifying’ of America

Stripe starts program for foreign startups to do business in the U.S.

The Tell: Apple said to be making iPhones tougher to hack, as battle with FBI draws on

Tim Cook says Apple’s defiance of FBI is for ‘public safety’

The Wall Street Journal: Didi Kuaidi plans $1 billion funding round to challenge UberChina

Financial Services: 2016February25Thursday

The Number One: Move over, New York. Beijing is now where the most billionaires roam

Mutual Funds Weekly: Take the doom out of your investing gloom with defensive ETFs

The Wall Street Journal: Ontario teachers’ fund leads group to buy London City Airport for $2.8 billion

Market Extra: Why Tom DeMark is predicting an ugly fall for the S&P 500 in March

The Margin: Why a mortgage lender is renaming itself ‘Mr. Cooper’

Trump University didn’t make these Americans great: lawsuit

The Wall Street Journal: Goldman struggling to sell $2 billion in bonds backing Solera buyout

The Fed: U.S. economy in good shape, despite what is going on in markets: Fed’s Williams

The Wall Street Journal: Halliburton to cut 5,000 more jobs

Energy companies’ latest move as oil prices slump? Sell, sell, sell