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Once upon a time, U.S. figure skating was incredibly popular.

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IBM is suing to stop its chief diversity officer from moving to Microsoft, a suit that demonstrates how critical and hard it is for tech giants to improve the diversity of their work forces.

At 17, snowboarder Chloe Kim has already won an Olympic gold medal and made history by being the first woman to land back-to-back 1080 degree spins at the Games.

South Africa is struggling with weak growth, high unemployment and a slump in investor confidence.

President Trump has pulled some of his biggest punches so far on trade. But his administration has thrown lots of jabs.

Business owners in Cape Town are scrambling to address an existential threat: No water.

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Small business owners across the United States say this is the best time in decades to expand.

This is the kind of stuff that keeps OPEC up at night.

Hulu's got critically acclaimed content, a growing number of subscribers and determination to take on its bigger rivals.

Drones may be a powerful tool for preserving endangered species.

More than three years ago, Joanne Lipman was on a plane enjoying a lovely conversation with a male executive she had just met. But the moment she mentioned her destination was a women's conference everything changed.

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A South Korean court has sent another of the country's most powerful bosses to jail.

1. Stock markets: It could be another wild day on Wall Street.

Activist investor Carl Icahn is urging Xerox shareholders to shred a planned takeover by Japan's Fujifilm.

Amazon is laying off hundreds of employees, a source familiar with the matter told CNN.

Remington, one of the oldest and most well-known gun companies in the world, plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The Trump administration wants to let the private sector run U.S. operations on the International Space Station.