Facebook's head of global advertising sales, Carolyn Everson, tells CNN's Poppy Harlow diversity in tech is critical because "women have very important skills to bring."
Facebook's head of global advertising sales, Carolyn Everson, tells CNN's Poppy Harlow the presidential election has been the "number one topic discussed on Facebook in 2015."
Fox News anchor Bret Baier's since refuted comments about a possible Clinton Foundation "indictment" spread across the internet and social media. CNNMoney's Brian Stelter reports.
We now have the last jobs report before the election, so Christine Romans takes a look back at Obama's record on job creation, unemployment and wages. Here are the numbers.
The U.K. High Court ruled that members of parliament must be given a say on Britain leaving the European Union. CNN's Diana Magnay explains what happens next.
The Cook Inlet Tribal Council of Alaska worried native kids were disconnected from their culture. They teamed up with E-Line Media to create "Never Alone", a video game based on Inupiat history and folklore.
Karl Kani's rapid rise to success came with a series of bad business investments. The designer lost almost everything and was forced to start again. The strength of the Karl Kani name internationally helped pull the business back from the brink and the brand now sells more items through foreign distributors and retail stores in Japan than in the United States.
It may be the most lucrative league in America, but NFL players' paychecks are some of the lightest in professional sports. Here's a look at the eye-popping numbers behind pro football.
The first Starbucks store in Seattle is now a major tourist destination -- but beyond coffee, there are some hidden secrets in the shop. CNNMoney takes you on a tour.
The Chicago Cubs celebrate their first World Series win in 108 years, defeating the Cleveland Indians 8-7 in Game 7. CNN's Andy Scholes goes inside the locker room celebration.
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki was one of the first women hired at Google, and today is the top ranking woman in the company. She tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that she is sad that not enough women are part of a revolution in technology.