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Donald Trump backed out of an interview with Sean Hannity, one day after accusations from several women that Trump made unwanted sexual advances.

While hackers might not swing the vote, they could sow discontent. CNNMoney's Laurie Segall speaks with cybersecurity experts to understand vulnerabilities in the voting process and what hackers are saying on the dark web.

Prokure is trying to disrupt New Delhi's markets with an app that makes stock available directly to shopkeepers.

Federal Reserve leaders appear poised to raise interest rates in December.

David Harbour of 'Stranger Things' tells CNN what's in store for fan favorite character Barb in season two.

Two women told The New York Times in a report published Wednesday night that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump touched them inappropriately, allegations that were swiftly followed by a similar claim in People magazine.

Kobi is an autonomous robot that can mow your lawn, shovel snow and clean up leaves.

The newest trailer for the 'Star Wars' spinoff film debuted on 'Good Morning America' October 13.

CEO John Stumpf will retire effective immediately, marking a stunning downfall for one of the banking industry's most powerful figures.

"The Pollsters" podcast co-hosts Margie Omero and Kristen Soltis Anderson explain why web surveys are not scientific measures of public opinion and how to properly interpret polls between now and Election Day.

Donald Trump dismissed his lewd comments about women -- caught on a leaked tape in which he seemed to talk about sexually assaulting women -- and then immediately pivoted to attacking the Clintons. CNN's Sara Murray reports from Ambridge, Pennsylvania.

Samsung sent Galaxy Note 7 owners thermally lined boxes and safety gloves in order to safely return the phones in the midst of a global recall.

What was once burned as toxic waste has now become a profitable business for Indian entrepreneurs in the wig and hair industry.

China is now included in Samsung's global recall of the smart devices. As CNN's Matt Rivers reports, it's the latest bad news for Samsung in China where it has been losing share in the world's largest smartphone market.

Samsung's failure to effectively deal with the weeks-long crisis -- promising that replacement Note 7 phones were safe only for them to start catching fire too -- has eroded trust in one of the world's top tech brands. CNN's Paula Hancocks reports from Seoul.

Dennis Singleton was a soldier preparing to go to Afghanistan in 2013 when Wells Fargo illegally repossessed his car. He says the seizure ruined his life and destroyed his credit. CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci talks to Singleton about his struggle.

Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser speaks with CNNMoney's John Defterios about the oil company's IPO planned for 2018.

From its launch, to reports of combustion, multiple recalls, and now its termination, CNNMoney's Samuel Burke takes a look at the life and death of the Galaxy Note 7.

BMW has big dreams for the motorcycles of tomorrow. The company's vision includes self-balancing wheels and semi-autonomous steering that would make helmets a thing of the past.

Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone, former CEO of Goldman Sachs Leon Cooperman, and founder of Mesa Petroleum T. Boone Pickens all sit down with CNN's Carol Costello for a lively discussion about politics, money, and the American Dream.