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Mark Zuckerberg introduced Jarvis, his new AI assistant with the voice of Morgan Freeman, from the comforts of his own home.

Donald Trump's pick for Labor Secretary is the head of Hardee's and Carl's Jr., brands known for commercials featuring scantily-clad women.

iFixit took apart Apple's new wireless headphones. Here's what they found.

MyBox customers leave errands like dry cleaning and laundry in an app controlled locker that sends an alert when the task is done.

President-elect Donald Trump is filling out his Cabinet with millionaires and billionaires. CNN's Ryan Nobles reports.

Fear not procrastinators! There's still time to get your holiday shopping done. Christine Romans breaks down the deals still available if you're really scrooged.

She's one of the hottest designers in Dakar, Senegal. So much so that superstar Beyoncé has worn one of her creations. Selly Raby Kane is turning her love of style into a business that's gaining international recognition.

2016 was a tumultuous year for oil prices but it ended on a positive note with OPEC's agreement to cut production.

Dubai is aiming to become a leading smart city by 2021. The United Arab Emirates city is crowd sourcing for innovation by having startups from around the world work directly with government entities.

Raging wars, political turmoil, and socio-economic uncertainty. These challenges, coupled with low oil prices, have made 2016 a year to forget for many countries in the region. Will 2017 be any better?

Ever feel like everyone on the internet thinks just like you do? It's likely because of a phenomenon called filter bubbles.

Craft beers are disrupting the industry. Brand loyalty is out. Heineken thinks that's a good thing.

The Internet giant attempts to put its dial-up past behind it with a portfolio of popular sites.

Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund, was negligent in her handling of a long-running fraud case, a French court has ruled. CNN's Jim Bittermann reports.

Rick Stengel says Voice of America and other U.S. government-funded media efforts are "one of the weapons in the arsenal" of the government to "combat disinformation" from Russia and elsewhere.

Christopher Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax, says that biased coverage of Donald Trump has many Americans seeking alternative sources. He describes how his company is seeking to capitalize.

Whether in Poland or the United States, press freedom is vital to everyone, not just journalists. Brian Stelter urges viewers to resist government efforts to de-value and de-legitimize the press.

Facebook's new way of flagging "fake news" stories and hoaxes is already drawing scrutiny. PolitiFact editor Angie Drobnic Holan says "it's early days," but the test is going well so far.

Jeff Mason, president of the White House Correspondents Association, says "we haven't had as much contact as we would like" with the Trump team, but explains why he is optimistic.

Josh Earnest says daily White House press briefings are symbolically and practically important. At the same time, he says the press corps shouldn't just "protect traditions for tradition sake."