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Being cute only gets you so far as a self-driving car.

The biggest names in global air travel have signed up for Boeing's enormous new 777X airliner. But nearly all of them are facing problems that could make it hard for them to go ahead with their purchases.

President Trump is trying to focus this week on one thing: Jobs, jobs and more jobs.

A major casino operator's bust-up with Beijing just took a turn for the worse.

1. The end of Yahoo: Verizon's $4.5 billion purchase of Yahoo is expected to close Tuesday, ending Yahoo's more than two decades as an independent company.

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The Public Theater said Monday afternoon that it stands "completely behind" its production of "Julius Caesar" following controversy over its staging of the play in New York City's Central Park, which includes a bloody assassination of a ruler who resembles President Trump.

New teachers and state workers will no longer get a traditional pension in Pennsylvania.

The production of "Julius Caesar" now being put on in New York City, which depicts the assassination of a ruler who resembles President Trump, isn't the first time Shakespeare's masterpiece has seen a modern politician subbed in for Caesar. It's not even the first time the director, Oskar Eustis, has done that.

For the first time, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Monday offered a specific month for when the government might come dangerously close to breaching its legal debt limit.

As Uber has spent the year mired in constant turmoil, its rival Lyft is on a starkly different path.

Corey Lewandowski, the former Donald Trump campaign manager, is shopping a book to publishers, three people familiar with the matter told CNN on Monday.

Some 10.3 million people actually enrolled in Obamacare, as of mid-March, Trump administration officials said Monday. That's down from the 12.2 million who signed up for coverage when open enrollment ended on January 31.

Ivanka Trump's business ended talks with a Japanese clothing company after learning that the company was backed by the Japanese government, according to a letter made public Monday.

When you're looking for a job -- obsessively scanning job boards, sending out applications -- and not hearing anything back, it can begin to feel like you're all alone.

Looking for work this summer? McDonald's may have a job for you.

Famed hedge-fund billionaire Ray Dalio fears the world today looks an awful lot like it did before World War II.

Golf has a reputation for being elitist and resistant to change.

The governor of Vermont has expanded medical marijuana there, weeks after vetoing a bill that would have legalized recreational marijuana.