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President Donald Trump is facing backlash from both sides after his comments at the summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland.

Late night hosts went after President Donald Trump for his comments made during the summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland.

A British rescuer says he is considering legal action against Elon Musk after he made an unfounded and disparaging claim he was a "pedo" in a now-deleted tweet.

CNN spoke with Mohamed Alabbar, founder of Emaar Properties and Noon, about his plans to challenge Amazon in the Middle East.

British rescue worker Vernon Unsworth comments on Elon Musk's offer to send a submarine.

"Trump's own lies and contradictions confirm that he cannot be trusted," Brian Stelter says. Putin cannot be trusted, either. So, Stelter asks, how will we know what happens at Monday's private meeting?

Presidents Trump and Putin cannot be trusted, Brian Stelter says. So how will we know what really happens when the two men meet? How should journalists best tackle the story? Carl Bernstein, Samantha Vinograd, and Jonathan Chait weigh in.

Oliver Darcy and Brian Stelter discuss "Facebook's InfoWars problem." The tech giant says it is committed to fighting misinformation, but Alex Jones' InfoWars website has a Facebook page with almost a million followers. Darcy says this controversy is about "right and wrong," not left and right.

President Trump's "continuing meltdown" is on display during his European tour, according to Tony Schwartz, who ghost-wrote "The Art of the Deal" with Trump three decades ago. Schwartz, an outspoken critic of Trump, says "we are in a true emergency" that must be confronted. He also says Trump's repeated claim of "no collusion" is intentional, likening it to a "lullaby."

The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur, who champions progressive candidates, says mainstream news outlets give an "institutional advantage" to "the right wing that is fundamentally unfair."

New York Times op-ed columnist Michelle Goldberg discusses Trump's hiring of Bill Shine, a former Fox News co-president who resigned last year amid allegations that he covered up sexual harassment by Roger Ailes. Shine has denied all wrongdoing. Nevertheless, Goldberg says the hiring is a revealing move by Trump.

NASDAQ vs NYSE. It is a big decision when a company IPOs. The five biggest companies in the world are now all listed on one of these New York exchanges. Spotify listed on NYSE. Who will Tencent Music choose?

The U.S. Department of Justice is appealing the ruling to allow AT&T and TimeWarner to merge. Can the undo the deal now that the merging has begun? Or will they just be left with egg on their face?

It's headquarters rose above the Chicago skyline for decades and it was America's biggest retailer for even longer. Now Sears says so long to the city as Walmart and Amazon upstage the Catalog King.

Donald Trump leaves the UK and heads to Finland to meet Vladimir Putin. Former Finland Prime Minister Alex Stubb lets us into what is thought and said behind closed doors.

Starbucks and Nestlé customers embraced the brands' moves to environmentally-friendly packaging. Brands like SunChips were not so lucky.

The founder and public face of Papa John's has resigned in scandal, but the company's troubles don't stop there. Here's why Papa John's hasn't kept up with Domino's and Pizza Hut.

Build-A-Bear was forced to turn customers away after an onslaught of people came to take advantage of its "pay your age" promotion.

The Justice Department on Thursday filed notice that it is appealing a judge's approval of AT&T's purchase of Time Warner.

A Russian app developer had access to the Facebook data and personal information of millions of Americans, a source tells CNN.