Kino-mo is a start-up whose HYPERVSN LED-based technology creates 3D holographic visuals used as an advertising tool in malls, airports and public spaces.
Comcast formalized a $65 billion all-cash bid for most of 21st Century Fox. It's a dramatic attempt to undercut Disney, which reached a $52.4 billion deal in December for the same film and TV assets. CNNMoney's Hadas Gold reports.
In an interview with CNN's Poppy Harlow, Washington Post reporter Josh Dawsey talks about the report that Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt had a top aide reach out to GOP donors for assistance in finding his wife a job.
CNNMoney's Brian Stelter explains why the AT&T verdict could lead to more takeovers in media, and how traditional outlets are trying to compete with tech giants.
David Miller, CIO and Senior Portfolio Manager at Catalyst Funds, tells CNNMoney's Maggie Lake why he recommends technology stocks right now, especially PayPal and Netflix.
A federal judge handed AT&T a sweeping victory and approved its $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner, a deal that promises to reshape the media industry. CNN's Jessica Schneider reports.
The decision allowing AT&T to buy Time Warner could reshape the media industry. It's unknown if government will appeal. CNN's Jessica Schneider reports.
Professor Lee Cronin at the University of Glasgow is revolutionizing the way medicine is produced and distributed. He has created a database to record every drug ever created and a 3D printing system to produce medication on demand. It is intended for hospitals, pharmacies and remote locations to localize production and ensure the right remedy is always at hand.
At the end of a long legal battle with Dutch retailer Van Haren, the European Court of Justice ruled that Louboutin has the right to trademark its signature red-soled shoes.
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, both senior advisers to President Donald Trump, disclosed new details of their vast wealth, reporting a long of list of real estate and investment assets. CNN's Alison Kosik reports.
It's the holy month of Ramadan, which means shorter business hours and lower productivity. In Dubai, business hours are shifting. When the lights go down, the deals get done.