About 7,500 students are expected to move in to dorms on the University of Arizona campus through Saturday. All 23 dorms on campus are at capacity.

If you do bring a phone, at least turn off Touch ID and Face ID. Above, demonstrators hold signs during a protest to oppose the Trump administration's policies in February.

One interesting situation out there is RH (NYSE: RH), the furniture giant that is transforming its business, even as the housing market remains practically frozen.

The Trump Organization said its $47.45 monthly service will includes unlimited calls, text and data. It's also rolling out a $499 mobile phone.

President Donald Trump’s family is getting into the mobile phone business with a Trump-branded service that will rely on pre-existing wireless networks and hardware that is “made in America.” ...

President Trump’s family business announced Monday that it was launching a mobile phone and cellular service in the first family’s latest attempt to capitalize on Mr. Trump’s political base.

Trump organization launches Trump Mobile and 'T1 Phone' smartphone for $499. Here's when, what to know about new wireless cell and service 47 Plan ...

Sort of! The Trump Organization really is launching a smartphone along with its Trump mobile cell service. But much of what they’ve said about the ‘Made in America’ T1 phone is impossible.

Trump Mobile also announced the launch of the T1 Phone, a gold-colored, made-in-America smartphone etched with an American flag that will retail for $499.

Having two phones can be incredibly useful for separating work from your personal life, but can you still use the same number across two cell phones?

Shares of RH soared 20% in premarket trading Friday, a day after the high-end home furnishings retailer posted a surprise profit and announced steps to offset the effects of new tariffs.

RH (RH) reports a 12% revenue increase and positive cash flow, while navigating tariff uncertainties and a challenging housing market.