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Stitch Fix is tapping into the children's apparel market, launching subscription boxes with sizes 2T to 14. Founder and CEO Katrina Lake calls it a "solution" to shopping for kids.

Second-hand clothes have sparked a bitter trade dispute between the United States and Rwanda, one of the world's poorest countries.

John Schnatter, the founder and public face of Papa John's pizza, apologized for using the N-word on a conference call in May.

As trade tensions escalate, Allianz chief economic adviser Mohamed El-Erian tells CNN's Richard Quest why the best strategy for investors is patience.

CNNMoney's Paul R. La Monica tells Richard Quest why bank earnings will likely impress investors, and what Netflix needs to do to keep Wall Street happy.

A Russian internet company with links to the Kremlin was among the firms to which Facebook gave an extension, which allowed them to collect data on users of the social network after a policy change supposedly stopped such collection. CNN's Drew Griffin reports.

Tesla plans to build a major auto plant in Shanghai. The company also raised prices in China as a result of new tariffs on American cars. CNNMoney's Clare Sebastian reports.

Microsoft just announced the Surface Go, its smallest, lightest, and most affordable tablet. Will it be enough to compete with Apple and Google in the classroom?

Scarlett Johansson is facing criticism after being cast as a transgender man in an upcoming film.

With AT&T's recent acquisition of CNN parent Time Warner, the doors are now open for vertical mergers across industries. CNN's Jon Sarlin explains why companies are anxious to join forces and data.

In an interview with Dana Bash, the President's lawyer Rudy Giuliani says that his legal team could squash any potential Mueller subpoena.

The anti-poverty group Global Citizen is planning a concert later this year to celebrate Nelson Mandela's 100th birthday.

Chicago has been its headquarters for a century. Now, the struggling retailer is closing its last location there. A look at its boom and bust in the Windy City.

Small American manufacturers are forced to raise prices or swallow higher costs from tariffs.

There were a record number of store closings in 2017. But in that same year low-price and premium retailers saw strong sales. So is the hype about the retail apocalypse overblown? CNNMoney's Paul R. La Monica explains why the industry isn't struggling as much as you think.

Starbucks announced that it will phase out plastic straws from all of its stores by 2020. Instead, it will offer a cup with a raised lid you can drink from or eco-friendly paper straws.

A small escape pod designed by Elon Musk is on its way to Thailand, where it might be used to help rescue the remaining eight boys stuck in a cave.

Electric scooters from companies like Bird and Lime have overtaken the streets in several international cities. Now lawmakers are struggling to regulate the newest thing in urban mobility. CNNMoney's Samuel Burke reports.

Vox's Ezra Klein says newsrooms are giving President Trump's rallies too much attention at the expense of other stories. "What are we crowding out when we let [Trump] decide what we cover, every time he does a rally?" Klein asks Brian Stelter.

NPR's Nina Totenberg gives Brian Stelter her take on the theatrics surrounding President Trump's SCOTUS decision and says "he really hasn't made up his mind" about the upcoming announcement that is expected on Monday night.