Sakai has been Japan's undisputed "City of Blades" since the mid-16th century -- nearly 90% of all Japanese-style chef knives are made there. Now, city authorities are hoping e-commerce will help keep the craft alive.
At the New York Times Dealbook conference, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi confirmed that the company plans to IPO in 2019 and that they are already profitable in some regions.
HLN's Carol Costello interviews child star Corey Feldman about his experience being abused and his conversation with the Los Angeles Police Department. He also discusses Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey and the problem of sexual harassment in Hollywood.
Take a ride in the new 2018 Lincoln Navigator: Black Label edition. Nearly twenty years after the original Navigator hit the streets, Lincoln revisits its flagship luxury full-size SUV with a complete makeover.
Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé tells Rachel Crane about the success of Nintendo Switch and the company's struggle to reach "Nintendo-like" profits from smartphone games.
Former boxer Wladimir Klitschko and Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz tell CNN Tech's Laurie Segall why they decided to leave their jobs while they were still in their prime.
The former CEO of Yahoo testified before Congress on Wednesday alongside the current and former CEOs of Equifax and Verizon's Chief Privacy Officer at a hearing concerning consumer data breaches.
Uber has partnered with NASA to develop an aerial traffic management system for its UberAIR flying taxis and has announced the expansion of its pilot program to Los Angeles.
Stan Chudnovsky, head of product for Facebook Messenger tells CNN Tech's Laurie Segall about updates to the Messenger application and the company's internal response to Russian election interference on the platform.
Roman and hims are two new men's telehealth startups that have launched with a focus on erectile dysfunction and hair loss, respectively. The founders tell CNN Tech how they plan to make men's health issues less taboo.
CNN's Laurie Segall speaks with two pioneers pushing the limits of human potential: Simon Evetts of Blue Abyss and Bryan Johnson of Kernel. If we are able to augment our capabilities to the extreme, should there be a stopping point?
Waymo has been testing their self-driving vehicles on public roads in Arizona without a human in the driver's seat. Soon, members of their Early Rider program will be able to request one.