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Kathryn Smith is no braggart. She's focused on her work and shuns the spotlight. In fact, she's hesitant to acknowledge the history she has made and the proverbial glass ceiling she has shattered.

The latest "Star Wars" movie failed to make the jump to hyperspace when it opened in China at the weekend.

Big Chinese airlines have been cleared to let their prices take off.

1. Tech talk: The annual Consumer Electronics Show -- better known as CES -- is getting under way in Las Vegas and runs through Friday. Tech companies including LG, Samsung and Microsoft use the international show to wow the public with new gadgets.

Two heavyweight investors say Apple should do more to combat iPhone addiction among young people.

The internet is rallying to help a Roy Moore accuser rebuild after a fire destroyed her home this week.

The dresses were black. The pins said #TimesUp. Sunday's Golden Globes were the first awards show since the Harvey Weinstein scandal. And it was a decidedly different affair than last year -- a show of solidarity with victims and a statement by Hollywood that the status quo is unacceptable.

Investigative reporter Carl Bernstein says the task of reporting on President Trump's fitness for office is a challenge for journalists.

Just a day after a lotto player in Florida claimed a $450 million Mega Millions jackpot, America got another big winner Saturday night.

Spectre and Meltdown, the two major flaws discovered in computer processors, could allow cybercriminals to steal passwords or other sensitive data. And experts are on the lookout for them.

The publisher of Michael Wolff's new book "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" can't print copies fast enough.

Although Donald Trump's presidency has been deemed a gift to late-night comedians in general and Stephen Colbert in particular, the CBS late-night host said he would be happy to have done without it.

1: Tax party: Get ready for the new tax law to create a $450 billion boom -- of stock buybacks.

A Michigan judge declined to throw out a defamation lawsuit brought against CBS by Burke Ramsey, the brother of JonBenét Ramsey, according to a court document filed Friday.

One of the largest tech conventions in the world kicks off Sunday in Las Vegas.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions' decision to roll back protections for marijuana businesses did not sit well with most pot stocks last week.

One down, one to go.

If it seems like everyone is running out to buy lottery tickets this week, you're about half right.

Some states could run out of funding for their Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) as early as this month, despite recently approved spending by Congress that was expected to keep the program running through the end of March, federal health officials said Friday.

ESPN has parted ways with former NFL stars Donovan McNabb and Eric Davis after conducting an investigation into alleged sexual harassment against the two radio hosts, it confirmed to CNNMoney Friday afternoon.