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The pope’s favorability rating among Americans has plummeted in the past year and a half, according to a new poll, although he still retains a wholly positive reputation.

It is unclear as to what kind of drones or robots that both companies will be coming up with, but it will be interesting to see Sony‘s imaging and telecommunications technology applied to such devices.

Coke’s net revenue fell 3 percent to $12.16 billion in the three months ended July 3. Below, I review key highlights from today’s report.

Windows Phone put a significant drag on Microsoft’s fourth-quarter earnings, released Tuesday.

Microsoft Corp.is scheduled to release earnings data on October 18.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott, whose hardline policies have stemmed the flow of asylum-seekers making the risky journey to Australia on boats – including by turning them around – refused to discuss the vessel.

While the official opening ceremony of the Cuban embassy was held today in Washington, the celebration in Havana is expected to take place on August 14, when Secretary Kerry will visit Cuba to raise the American flag over our embassy once more.

Leveraging her Instagram following for maximum theatrics, Miley Cyrus announced she’d again host the MTV Video Music Awards where she’ll emcee the event – the first one since 2012 when Kevin Hart earned that title.

We want to live with dignity.

President Obama previously ordered flags lowered after shootings at Fort Hood, the Washington Navy Yard and Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Revenue rose 32.5 percent to $49.61 billion from a year earlier, beating Wall Street’s expectations of $49.43 billion. Analysts estimated that the company sold around 48 million to 50 million iPhones during the period.

Apple beat Wall Street expectations on revenue and earnings per share.

Apple beat Wall Street expectations on revenue and earnings per share.

“Not one of them saw the face of a 12-year-old?” she asked the group.

“If we reduced fossil fuel emissions, it would be good news for radiocarbon dating”, study author Heather Graven, a physicist at the Grantham Institute of Climate Change and Environment at Imperial College London, said in a press release.