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Only 5% of companies in the S&P 500 are led by women. KPMG and former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice think golf can help change that -- but can a sport which historically excluded women and minorities launch an upswing of gender diversity in the boardroom?

Another record close for the Dow. Is this the new normal for Wall Street?

The ride-hailing service agrees to cede its operations to a rival in Russia and neighboring countries. Uber is creating a yet-to-be-named service with Yandex (YNDX), which is winning the battle with Uber on its home turf.

From more assistance to states to maintaining Obamacare era taxes on the wealthy, CNNMoney's Tami Luhby breaks down what is new in the Senate GOP's revised health care proposal.

Snap may see more trouble once its lockup period expires on July 31. That's when employees, directors and venture capitalists will be able to sell their shares on the public market.

DHL Express CEO Ken Allen rings the Closing Bell at the New York Stock Exchange as the Dow hits a new record. Is he worried that DHL's business may be impacted as tension in global trade rises? His response, "No."

CNNMoney's Sherisse Pham talks to Andrew MacDonald, Uber's top executive in Asia and Latin America, about how the company can move forward after so many scandals.

At a joint press conference in France, President Trump broke with tradition by calling on a Chinese, not an American, journalist.

Wheelys Café is a full service coffee shop on a bike that is shipped to eager entrepreneurs around the world. The idea is to help new small business owners serve organic coffee wherever there's demand for java.

Kayak launches service on Amazon's Echo and tells Richard Quest how the company plans to remain a leader in online travel.

Hyperloop One Co-founder Shervin Pishevar tells CNN's Richard Quest about the futuristic mode of transportation and how Silicon Valley is presently dealing with a sexist culture that harks back to days long past.

Fed Chair Janet Yellen may be on her way out. Still, her comments on Capitol Hill push the Dow to a new all-time high.

During her congressional testimony, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen argued with Representative Bill Posey over the "Audit the Fed" bill.

Wall Street is judging snapchat by regular social media metrics and the stock is getting hammered. But live stories, augmented reality, location targeting and wearables could help the company make money in the long run. The big question: Will it be able to grow its user base to really compete with Facebook?

Iran's deputy minister for international affairs Amir Hosssein Zamaninia tells CNN's John Defterios that is country's government is negotiating oil projects worth $200 billion with 27 foreign companies.

Qatar has taken delivery of 165 cows that were airlifted into the Gulf state to ease a milk shortage caused by sanctions imposed by its neighbors.

The White House is in "fix mode" after Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner were revealed to have contact with a Russian lawyer.

Sales of recreational vehicles are at never-before-seen record levels. And buyers are getting younger.

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian tells CNNMoney's Maggie Lake why he supports net neutrality and why he doesn't want "big cable" and Internet service providers to pick "winners and losers".

Former Anheuser-Busch CEO August Busch IV was arrested in Swansea, Illinois, for allegedly trying to fly a helicopter while intoxicated, according to court documents.