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Humans and robots work together on the factory floor at Baden-Württemberg's SEW-Eurodrive. CNN's Atika Shubert finds out how these cobots work and what's behind the business success.

Marvel Studios has churned out hit after hit since 'Iron Man' in 2008 -- but its continued success relies on more obscure heroes from its comic archives.

Ivanka Trump: mother, daughter of Donald Trump, and head of a fashion line aimed at young women. CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci dives into the future of Ivanka Trump's brand.

At an address at the National Press Club, Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel defended his support of Donald Trump, along with his involvement in Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker.

The 1,172-mile Dakota Access Pipeline would carry 470,000 barrels of crude oil a day across four states. But many are protesting its development.

South Africa's finance minister, Pravin Gordhan, is in the clear after the country's chief prosecutor dropped fraud charges against him. CNN's David McKenzie reports.

WPP CEO Martin Sorrell says the weak pound has had a positive impact on WPP earnings, with revenue up 23% in the third quarter, but he warns that Brexit uncertainty remains, and inflation is going to be a problem.

Fake news has become a plague on the web, especially on social media networks like Facebook. CNNMoney's Brian Stelter explains why everyone needs a new rule for the web: "Triple check before you share."

Hilary Rosen and Matt Lewis assess the coverage of James Comey's letter through a Democratic and Republican lens respectively.

Daniel Dale of the Toronto Star says Donald Trump lies far more often than Hillary Clinton: "He is not a normal political liar." Dale explains why he checks every word Trump says.

Double standards and overreactions: Peter Daou, Hilary Rosen and David Brock describe what they see as anti-Clinton bias in the press.

Rich Noyes, Jennifer Rubin and Matt Lewis discuss Noyes's study showing "hostile" coverage of Trump, and consider what effect the election is having on conservative media brands like Fox News.

Rich Noyes, Jennifer Rubin and Matt Lewis discuss Noyes's study showing "hostile" coverage of Trump, and consider what effect the election is having on conservative media brands like Fox News.

Students in the Bay Area will soon get the opportunity to go to high school on Oracle's Redwood City campus, where the curriculum will address real world issues like climate change and tech accessibility.

David Harbour, who plays Sheriff Jim Hopper on 'Stranger Things,' talks with CNN's Frank Pallotta about frightening his costars, taking on his now famous role, and what to expect from season 2.

Randi Zuckerberg tells CNNMoney's Laurie Segall that she hopes her new kids' show "DOT" and book "Missy President" will inspire more women to work in tech.

What would a 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee' with Donald Trump look like? CNNMoney's Frank Pallotta sits down with comedian Jerry Seinfeld and Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky to talk about the election and what it takes to be a good president. Seinfeld and Gorsky spoke to CNN at the GOOD + Foundation luncheon for the Fatherhood Initiative, which helps fathers be better dads via counseling and workshops.

Bill Murray and his five brothers are injecting humorous flare into golf apparel with their new line of clothing, William Murray Golf.

Deloitte CEO Cathy Engelbert is the first woman to become CEO of a major professional services firm. She instituted a 16-week family leave program and says "sometimes we do need to be a little self-assertive, raise our hand and say what we want."

Tom Hanks' third adventure as "The Da Vinci Code's" Robert Langdon, "Inferno" isn't so hot. Brian Lowry reviews the latest Ron Howard movie.