From impersonating Michael Jackson to playing guitar, drumming and singing - China's richest businessmen take to the stage to celebrate corporate successes in extravagant galas.
After Fast Company published an article about Bodega, a startup trying to "make bodegas and mom-and-pop corner stores obsolete", Twitter users were quick to criticize the brand and accuse them of being culturally insensitive.
Automakers are looking towards a future without fuel-burning vehicles, putting more focus on electric cars at this year's Frankfurt Motor Show. Take a look at some of the big reveals.
At a discussion during the Advancing Women's Leadership Forum, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg outlined some of the steps she thinks society should take for more women to be able to succeed in leadership roles.
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer discusses the remarks he made about President Donald Trump's inauguration crowd size with late night host Jimmy Kimmel.
Apple announced a new 4K Apple TV at the company's annual press conference Tuesday. They also unveiled Apple Watch Series 3, which enables users to make calls entirely from your wrist.
Apple unveiled a tenth-anniversary special edition iPhone X (pronounced 'iPhone Ten') Tuesday. The $999 iPhone X kills the home button, features edge-to-edge display, and unlocks through Face ID technology designed to learn and adapt to your face over time.
Apple unveiled its new all-glass iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus Tuesday. Both phones offer wireless charging, new cameras, and an upgraded processor. The iPhone 8 Plus has a 'Portrait Lighting' mode designed to simulate professional lighting.
Samsung is aiming to release a foldable smartphone as soon as next year, according to the company's President of Mobile Communication, Koh Dong-jin. Samsung has been trying to build a device like this for years, will they be able to make the folding smartphone a reality in 2018?
The United Nations Security Council adopted a US-drafted resolution to impose new sanctions on North Korea in response to its recent nuclear tests. CNN's Matt Rivers examines whether these measures are enough to stop Kim Jong Un.