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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen talk to CNNMoney's Maggie Lake about how U.S. immigration policy could affect their businesses.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak says the rhetoric around the US election, as well as elections around the world, has become more about style than substance because of reality shows and social networks.

Facebook is working with students from Afghanistan, Pakistan and countries all over the world to combat extremism in their communities. CNNMoney's Laurie Segall sits down with Facebook's head of product policy, Monika Bickert, to talk about the effort.

The UAE welcomed its first super tanker to ship crude oil from the heart of the oil belt. After spending over $5 billion on infrastructure, it is the latest sign that Gulf states are spending heavily to capture even more market share. CNNMoney's John Defterios reports.

Clinton and Trump prep ahead of the first Presidential debate.

CNNMoney was in swing states Florida and Ohio talking with voters about the economy and the election. The most common theme: people don't like either candidate.

First presidential debate set for Monday, Sept. 26.

Janet Brown, executive director of the Commission on Presidential Debates, tells CNN's Brian Stelter that moderators should let the candidates check one another on "accuracy and fairness."

CNNMoney takes a look back at citizen video recordings of police, from Rodney King to Eric Garner, and now Keith Lamont Scott. With cameras in everybody's pockets, will behavior change?

The NBC Nightly News anchor will preside over what may be the most highly-anticipated presidential debate in American history, the first between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

Melinda Gates, co-founder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, tells CNN's Poppy Harlow why more women than men are living in poverty around the world, and how full family paid leave could help.

Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence was discovered at 14 and rose to become Hollywood's highest paid actress.

Ursula Burns, CEO of Xerox, is backing Hillary Clinton for President and says she would be better for business.

Yahoo confirmed that over 500 million accounts had sensitive information stolen by hackers almost two years ago. CNNMoney's Samuel Burke tells Yahoo users what it means for them.

Marriott's purchase of Starwood has created the world's largest hotel company made up of 30 brands in over 110 countries. Marriott International CEO Arne Sorenson discusses the $13 billion deal.

Russell Simmons sits down with Cristina Alesci to talk politics, race, and police brutality.

'Transparent' star Jeffrey Tambor and creator Jill Soloway talk about why they love the show's characters and how trans people want to be represented on screen.

"In the Loop" director and "Veep" creator Armando Iannucci, speaking about the U.S. Presidential election, says "the reality as presented to us far more entertaining than any fiction that we could come up with."

Renho Murata is the third Japanese woman in recent weeks to hold high office. She is further denting the "steel ceiling" in a nation where women are vastly under-represented in politics and executive boardrooms. Is this a sign womenomics is beginning to transform Japan's patriarchal society?

CNN's John King explores when presidential debates affect the outcome of a race - and when they don't.