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Senior multi-asset specialist at BNP Paribas Mark Howard explains why investors are reacting to populism and political turmoil around the globe.

Co-Chairman of Oaktree Capital Management Howard Marks warns CNN's Richard Quest that probabilities have shifted in a negative direction for the market but a recession is not in the cards. Here's what Marks thinks investors should do.

A New York Times investigation found that President Trump received the equivalent of $413 million from his father's real estate empire, much through tax dodges in the 1990s. CNN interviews a reporter who broke the story.

Beth Ford is the first female CEO of Land O'Lakes ? and the first openly gay female CEO in Fortune 500's list of largest US companies.

Christine Blasey Ford and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh delivered dramatic and contradictory testimonies before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Oettinger is one Germany's best-selling beers in part due to their low prices - as low as 29 cents per half liter bottle. CNN visited their brewery to see how they keep costs down.

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett suggests Goldman Sachs' economic research has a partisan slant.

Dave Clark, Amazon's SVP of Global Operations, tells CNN's Christine Romans that the minimum wage increase will "help us hire and retain the best people over the course of time."

Land O'Lakes CEO Beth Ford explains why US farmers need more certainty from the Trump Administration around trade.

Katie Couric reflects on her time at CBS News amid the CBS investigations into sexual misconduct. "The culture I found at '60 Minutes,' personally, was very challenging and, at times, quite offensive," she told Brian Stelter. Couric also speaks of the "male hierarchy" at various networks and says "you have to have more diverse voices at the top."

Katie Couric reflects on the Supreme Court battle and the questions that still remain. "Our understanding of sexual violence against women and the trauma, the lifelong trauma that ensues, has not progressed since I covered the Anita Hill hearings 27 years ago," she says.

Susan Glasser and Jeff Greenfield join Brian Stelter to analyze the alternative universes where coverage of Brett Kavanaugh is being consumed. "Unfortunately, there's not a shared narrative about the facts," Glasser says.

After Elon Musk tweeted about taking Tesla private, the Securities and Exchange Commission sued him for "false and misleading" statements to investors. Now he's stepping down as chairman and paying a $20 million fine.

Amal Clooney represents the reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, who were arrested in December and accused of exposing state secrets. They were sentenced to seven years in prison September 3. Both men pleaded not guilty.

It's one of the largest tech conferences in the world -- but what exactly goes on at Dreamforce? CNN's Laurie Segall goes behind the scenes of Salesforce's tech conference and sits down with CEO Marc Benioff.

Chobani CEO Hamdi Ulukaya's "Tent Partnership for Refugees" challenges businesses to come up with innovative ways to help refugees around the world. He tells CNN's Cristina Alesci that he wanted to go "above and beyond the political landscape" in finding solutions to the global refugee crisis.

Late-night hosts had much to say after Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and Dr. Christine Blasey Ford testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Christine Blasey Ford gives her testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing about her sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the third time this year.

Green Thumb Industries CEO Ben Kovler explains why he thinks the marijuana industry is just getting started, and US laws will soon change to reflect that.