Second Opinion

In Second Opinion, Apple denies that an iCloud breach caused the theft of celebrity nude photos, Credit Suisse investigates two traders on its European equities sales team in London and FanDuel raises $70 mln.

In Second Opinion, we have the dirty tactics Uber is using to sabotage Lyft, Fed Chair Ben Bernanke thinks that the 2008 financial crisis was worse than the Great Depression and Apple prepares a 12.9 inch iPad for early 2015. Happy National Dog Day!

In Second Opinion, Steve Case talks about how startups need to "break through the clutter" to get noticed, Amazon is buying Twitch for more than $1 bln and undergraduate engineers develop a nail polish that detects date rape drugs.

In Second Opinion, we wonder why Wrigley Field is suddenly so empty, WalMart slashes the price of the iPhone 5S to $79, and EBay is considering spinning off of PayPal.

In Second Opinion, Steve Ballmer steps down as a Microsoft board member, Uber hires President Barack Obama’s famous campaign manager, the skinny jean trend might be over and Lyft COO Travis VanderZanden has left his job.

In Second Opinion, how working at Walmart for eight years devastated this woman's family, Twitter shows users tweets that are favorited by those they follow and over one-third of Americans have not saved any money for retirement.

In Second Opinion, buyout shops can't even agree on how to resolve the collusion case, why HBO and Netflix are so obsessed with each other and what it's like raising money as a woman in Silicon Valley.

In Second Opinion, Apple is holding an iPhone event on Sept. 9, Groupon's Q2 results disappoint, Dollar General is considering making a rival bid for Family Dollar and a study finds that horses talk with their ears.

In Second Opinion, Snapchat is in talks to sell a stake worth $10 bln to the Alibaba Group, AMC is considering buying 50 percent of BBC America, and Best Buy CEO says tablet sales are crashing. Plus what part of New York City should Sharknado II attack?

In Second Opinion, Twitter Q2 results are better than expected, Moody's warns that RadioShack may run out of money next year, Pepe Jeans is up for sale and tornados in Boston aren't as rare as you think.