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Some worry artificial intelligence will steal human jobs -- but one startup is betting that its AI will actually help you get a job.

Facebook, which in recent months has copied many of Snapchat's features, is back at it again.

It's unclear who is responsible for the global cyberattack that targeted around 300,000 machines in 150 countries. Businesses are still reeling from the fallout, and government agencies around the world are investigating.

A 15-story tower of Ferraris and Lamborghinis in glass boxes has become a quirky landmark in Singapore. And it all started with a visit to Toys R Us.

1. Trump shared classified info: The White House is facing another crisis after news reports revealed that President Donald Trump shared highly classified information with the Russian foreign minister during a meeting last week.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has been talking up his country's free trade credentials this week, but some of the world's biggest business groups warn that Beijing is about to put up new barriers.

President Donald Trump's allies in conservative media on Monday moved to dismiss or ignore a bombshell Washington Post article, which CNN has confirmed the main points of, reporting that he shared classified information with Russian officials last week.

One of Tesla CEO Elon Musk's family members is quitting the electric-car maker.

Chicago's media scene could get a lot smaller -- so long as the Justice Department approves.

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As President Trump struggles to move on his policy agenda, top administration officials are headed to Capitol Hill Wednesday to talk about tax reform with a group of moderate House Republicans.

Warren Buffett has dumped all of his Fox News shares.

Sears is going to war with one of its key suppliers.

Mexican officials are happy to renegotiate a trade deal with President Trump and his team to make it more balanced.

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For more than a dozen years, Wells Fargo discriminated against African-Americans and Latinos by intentionally pushing them into higher-cost mortgages, according to a lawsuit filed by the city of Philadelphia.

Gregg Popovich is only the latest NBA coach to come out against President Trump.

The world's biggest cyberattack has hit at least 150 countries and infected 300,000 machines since it started spreading last Friday.

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