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United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz speaks to CNNMoney's Richard Quest about new procedures the airline is putting in place to improve its customer service.

At Apple's annual developer conference, the company announced that Amazon is coming to Apple TV and new Apple Watch features

Gelvenor Textiles produces approximately 215 million square feet of high performance materials a year, including bullet-proof fabric.

From karaoke booths that are popping up all over Beijing to an all-in-one Tosing mic -- karaoke is hitting the streets in China. CNNMoney's Sherisse Pham gives the new gadgets a try.

At Apple's annual developer conference, the company announced an updated iMac Pro, refreshed versions of the iMac and Macbook, and High Sierra, the latest macOS.

Several countries have cut ties with the tiny Gulf state over accusations of supporting extremism in the region. Air, land and sea links have been halted to the country from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Bahrain.

Apple announced the HomePod, a smart speaker that will likely spell competition for the Amazon Echo and Google Home.

At WWDC, Apple unveiled a new iOS with a peer-to-peer payment system, updates to Live Photo and a "Do Not Disturb While Driving" feature.

President Trump proposed privatizing air traffic control operations as a solution for lagging technology. This is the first of several infrastructure initiatives the White House is planning.

CNN's Nina dos Santos explains what you need to know about the UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Theresa May has been the UK's Prime Minister since 2016. CNN's Max Foster explains what you need to know about her.

CNN's Nic Robertson explains why the UK election is so important.

Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt, Yemen and the United Arab Emirates are cutting diplomatic ties with Qatar for what they say is the country's support of terrorism. CNN's Muhammad Lila reports.

It may be the biggest political crisis in the Middle East in years. Several Arab countries decided to sever ties with Qatar. CNN's Muhammad Lila explains.

Multiple people were killed after a van mowed down pedestrians on London Bridge, and people were stabbed in a nearby restaurant.

John Gizzi and Olivia Nuzzi talk with Brian Stelter about how to cover misinformation from the White House. Nuzzi says Trump reacts to the news "before we have anything confirmed."

David Zurawik dissects a week full of shakeups and controversies involving Scott Pelley and CBS, Kathy Griffin and CNN, Bill Maher and HBO, and The New York Times.

Andrew Feinberg, the White House correspondent for Russia's Sputnik news service until late May, says Sputnik was "essentially state-controlled," likening its coverage to an "upside-down universe."

With James Comey about to testify, Carl Bernstein says "Trump is not nearly as effective at presiding over a cover-up as Nixon was." Bernstein praises recent reporting about the Russia investigations.

Aides are deferring to Trump, and Trump isn't talking. "It's outrageous that Sean Spicer cannot speak for the man that he's working for," NYMag's Olivia Nuzzi says. Newsmax's John Gizzi also weighs in.