More a quarter of Canadian firms could move part of their operations to the United States amid uncertainty over the future of the NAFTA trade pact,, according to Canada's export credit agency.
Who or what will keep your bitcoins safe from hack attacks? WSJ Reporter and author of "The Age of Cryptocurrency and The Blockchain" Paul Vigna speaks with Richard Quest.
"Saturday Night Live" spoofed a festive White House with Alec Baldwin as President Donald Trump decorating the Christmas "tree of shame" with "haters and losers" from 2017.
Republicans unveiled their final tax bill, a step that will place them on track to vote on their plan next week and potentially have President Donald Trump sign it into law by the end of the year.
It's a huge step toward becoming the space industry's king of reusable hardware. Though unmanned, the mission is carrying cargo to the International Space Station where six people are currently on board.
It's the super-important internet principle that has such a dull name, most people don't realize how critical it is to their daily lives. CNN Tech's Laurie Segall explains.
Many thought 2017 would be the year the of the woman -- the year the ultimate glass ceiling would shatter with a woman entering the White House. Instead, it began with the Woman's March -- the first of many counterpunches against a perceived assault on women's rights. Laurie Segall takes you through the year feminism fought back.
Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian says the FCC's vote to repeal net neutrality protections "fundamentally breaks how the internet works" and would make it difficult for entrepreneurs to compete with major companies.
Dana Bash, CNN's chief political correspondent, spoke with three conservative leaders to find out how Trump's base is assessing his first year in office.
CNN's Poppy Harlow returns to Michigan, which helped Trump claim the presidency one year ago. Voters here said they wanted the president to reform health care, repeal NAFTA, and build a border wall. Now, they say they don't blame Trump for delays in his agenda, and wish Congress would get out of his way.
Santa knows if you've been bad or good but Netflix knows what you've been watching. (Who is watching "A Christmas Prince" for 18 days in a row?) Samuel Burke has the list.
CNN Tech's Samuel Burke explores how near-instant facial recognition cameras could one day replace things like metro cards, train tickets, or even security badges.
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