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Arconic, the American company that sold the combustible material used at the London housing project, said on Monday that it would no longer sell the paneling for use in high rises. On Tuesday, the company's stock dropped 9 percent on the New York Stock Exchange.

After a mere 6 months into her new role at MSNBC, cable news veteran Greta Van Susteren and the network have parted ways.

France's richest man, Bernard Arnault, has turned LVMH into a luxury brand empire.

The former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate filed a lawsuit against the Times on Tuesday alleging that a recent editorial falsely portrayed her as responsible for inciting the 2011 shooting of Democratic Rep. Gabby Giffords.

The iPhone is one of the most transformative consumer products in history, changing the way we communicate, work and live. And it's only been a decade.

After Mika Brzezinski took a jab at President Trump on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," he tweeted a response many found shocking.

Illinois could go down in history as the first U.S. state with a "junk" credit rating if lawmakers fail to reach a budget deal.

President Trump personally attacked hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" in statements he made on Twitter.

Worth more than $12 billion, Rupert Murdoch built a global media empire spanning film, television, internet services, and an array of other businesses.

As Blue Apron nears its IPO, Clare Sebastian and Paul R. La Monica talk the business of meal kit deliveries and test out the service.

Puerto Ricans voted yes to statehood. But becoming a state wouldn't solve the island's $120 billion debt problem. CNN's Christine Romans explains.

Micromax is one of India's largest mobile phone makers, CNNMoney takes you to the company's production floor to show you how the smartphones are made piece by piece and tested for quality control.

A Ukrainian company sent out a compromised update to its tax software that contained malware according to Cisco Talos. After that, major companies around the world had to shut down their computer systems.

Italy's Finance Minister says the country was playing by the rules when it rescued two regional banks this week.The decision to save the banks led to concerns Italy was side-stepping new banking rules -- meant to stop taxpayer money from being used to bail out banks.Pier carlo padoan explains to Richard why he thinks Italy was playing fair.

Created at MIT Media Lab and Harvard Medical School, this tattoo changes colors based on changes in your levels of glucose, sodium or pH balance.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has condemned what he called an "armed terrorist attack," which saw grenades and gunfire launched from a helicopter over the capital's Supreme Court building.

In an exclusive interview with CNNMoney, GM CEO Mary Barra explains why GM is investing millions in programs that teach women and minorities to code.

Now that Facebook has reached 2 billion monthly users, let's take a look back at some of the social network's milestones along the way.

Arguably one of most transformative pieces of technology in the modern era, the iPhone's development was fraught with engineering problems, drama, and extreme stress. Former employees share their stories from inside Apple 10 years ago.

The European Commission found that the U.S. tech giant used its search results to unfairly steer customers to its own shopping platform in a case that dates back to 2010.