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Steven Mnuchin, who is Donald Trump's pick for secretary of the Treasury, ran OneWest, a company that foreclosed on tens of thousands of homeowners with some questionable practices.

Sheila Johnson describes the first act of her career, a non-paying job as a violin teacher.

Country Music legend Dolly Patron talks about how her first job at a sign store was really just a great time for her to write music and call agents.

She was the first black woman to lead an S&P 500 company. But for Ursula Burns, being a CEO was a breeze compared to her babysitting gig.

Sean Combs, better known as P Diddy or Puff Daddy knew from early on that he was an entrepreneur.

Chairman of BP Capital, T-Boone Pickens, says ever since his first job delivering newspapers during the Great Depression, he's never been without money in his pocket.

Before delivering the evening news, Anchorman Dan Rather delivered newspapers.

Hip Hop music maker Russell Simmons admits that he was always getting in trouble during his first job at Orange Julius.

Poppy Harlow asks Ford CEO Mark Fields about President-elect Donald Trump pressuring companies to keep jobs in the United States.

Ford announces a plant expansion in Flat Rock, Michigan, adding 700 jobs to make electric and autonomous cars. Also, a $1.6 billion investment in Mexico is cancelled. CEO Mark Fields calls the move a "vote of confidence" in the Trump administration's pro-business policy agenda.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, alongside Sen. Bernie Sanders, proposes free public college tuition for students from households earning $125,000 or less.

Oil prices are climbing as OPEC plans to cut oil production by 1.2 million barrels. CNN's John Defterios reports.

At his New Year's Eve celebration at Mar-A-Lago, President-Elect Trump gave a shout-out to Hussain Sajwani, his business partner in Dubai.

Leostan Ekeh is the founder and chairman of the Zinox Group, a technology company based in Nigeria that manufactures and distributes computers at home and abroad. Zinox employs 1,800 Nigerians and Ekeh thinks the company can play a role in improving the tech economy, while tapping into Nigeria's young population.

Employees in France can now ignore work emails outside of regular work hours thanks to a new 'disconnect' law that took effect on New Year's Day.

Former coal miners and their families in Kentucky, who voted for Donald Trump, are worried that the President-elect will repeal Obamacare, and the benefits for black lung that come with it.

A New Year's celebration in an upscale club in Istanbul turned deadly, with at least 39 revelers killed, and almost 70 people in hospital after a gunman started shooting. CNN's Ian Lee reports.

John Avlon, editor in chief of The Daily Beast, says journalists will look back at the Trump years as the "best time to be a journalist, not because it was easy, but because it was hard, and because our mission was clear."

Revitalizing local journalism. Engaging with readers in new ways. Here are 2017 goals from newsroom leaders at The New York Times, The AP and NPR.

CNN senior international correspondent Clarissa Ward says 2016 was a "humbling year" to be a reporter. She describes the challenges facing the news industry in 2016, including a "deep antipathy toward mainstream media."