Stocks are at record highs but the market leaders are mostly boring, bond alternatives, like telecoms and utilities. How much longer can the rally last?
In an interview with CNN, one of Trump University's former instructors admits that his primary job was to drum up sales by getting people to sign up for products and classes that were allegedly based on Donald Trump's own real estate successes.
In 'The Infiltrator,' Bryan Cranston plays Robert Mazur, a former federal agent who went undercover deep into Pablo Escobar's Medellín Cartel and put 85 of its members in prison. Mazur tells CNNMoney's Laurie Segall how he pulled it off.
Trump wants to bring jobs back to the United States, yet much of the clothes that bear his name are made overseas. Follow Trump Signature Collection's global search for the cheapest labor.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Sikorsky have created an autonomous vehicle that works alongside an autonomous helicopter to assist with dangerous and complicated military operations.
Actor Anton Yelchin died after being crushed by his own Jeep Grand Cherokee. NHTSA says his death may be linked to a confusing gear shift that is in over 800,000 cars. See why regulators think this gear shift is so dangerous.
Amazon is trading at an all-time high and is worth much more than rival Walmart. Investors continue to shop for the stock -- even though it's no bargain.
NPR's David Folkenflik tells Brian Stelter that Roger Ailes' interests may be diverging from the interests of 21st Century Fox's owners. The Murdochs are being "quieter than silence" about the internal review of the sexual harassment allegations against Ailes.
CNN legal analyst Danny Cevallos and New York magazine's Gabriel Sherman discuss the legal machinations of Gretchen Carlson's lawsuit against Roger Ailes.
What is Carlson alleging? How is Ailes responding? What does this case say about newsroom culture? New York magazine editor Gabriel Sherman and Women, Action, and the Media executive director Jamia Wilson discuss.
She's the queen of all media and one of the first African-American female billionaires. Oprah Winfrey rose from poverty to become one of the world's most influential people.