The Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 all closed at record highs. It is the 26th record close for the Dow just this year. Can this continue? One Wall Street trader tells CNNMoney's Richard Quest why the bulls look set to keep up their run.
Despite Brazil's economic troubles, the CEO of Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer tells Richard Quest that business in will go on despite political woes.
Forget the big sunglasses or using your hand to stop that unwanted photo from being taken, celebrities like Kim Kardashian no longer hanve anything to fear from photographers. Richard Quest demonstrates how one simple scarf turns into the anti-paparazzi paraphernalia.
How much do you earn? It's an awkward conversation. So how do we try and narrow the gender pay gap when no one wants to talk about their salary? Richard Quest asks a professor of Human Resources and her response makes Richard squirm.
If you're a registered voter, your personal information might be more public than you think. Even in states where the public isn't allowed to request it, it's easy for companies, campaigns, and hackers to find workarounds and access that data.
National security expert Mike Rogers reveals details about one of the newest threats to US cybersecurity: Ransomware. "Declassified" airs Saturdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
As a kid, Ismail Ahmed's family used to depend on remittances. He later founded WorldRemit, a money transfer platform that allows people in over 125 countries to send money internationally. He started the company after getting a big payout for blowing the whistle on corruption in a United Nations program.
Ursula Burns, former CEO of Xerox, sits down with Poppy Harlow for an extended conversation about economic opportunity in the United States. She discusses her upbringing and education, things she learned from her mother, why she doesn't plan to run for public office and sexism in the workplace.
Twice rejected for entry into the United States by President Trumps' travel ban, six Afghan girls arrive in time to compete in the FIRST Global Robotics Challenge.
With hits like "I Believe I Can Fly" and "Ignition," R. Kelly is the self-declared "Pied Piper of R&B." Now he's in the middle of a new controversy over relationships with young women.
Former Xerox CEO and the first black female CEO of a Fortune 500 company, Ursula Burns, talks with Poppy Harlow about where the American Dream stands today. She says, "without other people helping us, my mother's best efforts would have not been enough."
Former CEO of Xerox Ursula Burns tells CNN's Poppy Harlow about why she thinks men care about women, but "don't give a hoot" about actually making structural changes to benefit them in the workplace.
Former Xerox CEO Ursula Burns tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that the level of scrutiny political candidates are put under is "such BS." She also says she doesn't think she could have as big an impact in public office as she does outside of it.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan says major technology companies like Apple and Facebook have been investing in the city since the Brexit vote. He also says, "I'm not sure it's appropriate for our government to roll out the red carpet for a state visit" from U.S. President Donald Trump.
