Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein has been fairly snarky on Twitter lately. He explains to CNN's Christine Romans why he feels the need to be public with his thoughts in the current political environment.
The biggest and second biggest points drop on the Dow. It was a week to remember on Wall Street. If you missed Quest Means Business then you missed A LOT.
Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein says that immigration helps the economy in the long run, but understands that "gut level" emotions that drive the debate. He also says he wants to see DACA resolved.
Richard Branson sits down with CNN's Christine Romans after Elon Musk's Falcon Heavy SpaceX launch last week. Branson expects Virgin Galactic to be in space with people on board within the next few months.
Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein says he'd bet "the economy is higher today than it otherwise would be" if Hillary Clinton had won the election. He also says not too much has happened with President Trump's trade agenda yet.
Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein says the bonuses that are being handed out due to tax reform are "symbolic" but that symbolism matters. He says the most important thing for the economy is people investing for the long run, and solving structural inequality that has "created political instability."
While he doesn't think it's the most likely scenario, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein says there's a real risk of an overheating economy and the Federal Reserve raising rates quickly. His advice to the average American invested in the stock market: "I'd be planning for the contingency that this ends up being a worse time than people are thinking."
Miss America 2018, Cara Mund, tells CNN's Chloe Melas about her initial reaction to the Miss America CEO's email scandal, her political ambitions, and why she wouldn't mind if the swimsuit portion of the competition ended.
From bio-leather to spider silk, companies like Modern Meadow and Bolt Threads are innovating a new generation of environmentally friendly clothing materials.
The cool roofs initiative is a simple solution with the potential to save lives and protect those most vulnerable from the harmful effects of climate change in Ahmedabad, India. It is part of the city's heat action plan to reduce the number of heat related deaths.
Joanne Lipman sits down with CNNMoney's Kelly Wallace to discuss her new book 'That's What She Said' and what men need to know about working with women in the wake of #MeToo.