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Researchers at MIT have invented flat pasta that becomes three-dimensional when you add water.

After President Trump decided to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, top executives like Apple's Tim Cook and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg expressed deep disappointment.

The unemployment rate dropped to 4.3% in May -- its lowest level since May 2001. CNNMoney's Christine Romans breaks down the jobs report.

CNN's Christine Romans talks with one of the leading health care CEOs, Allergan's Brent Saunders, about the future of drug prices, and why America needs a frank discussion about end-of-life care.

Larry Summers says he never imagined Exxon would be more progressive than the White House on climate change. Mr. Summers served as President Clinton's Treasury Secretary, President Obama's top economic adviser, and Chief Economist at the World Bank.

Reacting to President Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord, Virgin Group's Richard Branson says, "history will treat Trump incredibly unkindly for the message that he sent to the world."

The leaders of Russia and Saudi Arabia are both courting Beijing as they seek to find new markets for their vast energy supplies. The rivals are pulling out all the stops.

Four female coal workers who voted for Trump on his promise to bring coal mining jobs back, are split on his decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord. CNN's Martin Savidge reports.

The leaders of France, Italy and Germany say the Paris Accord cannot be renegotiated. They say the deal is a "vital instrument" for our planet and its economies.

A week to go before Election Day and voters appear more skeptical of Theresa May and more accepting of Jeremy Corbyn.While some opinion polls may disagree on the precise numbers, they all agree on one thing-- Mrs. May's lead is disappearing.

International and business leaders call the President's decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord an historic forfeiture of global leadership.

President Donald Trump announces his decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate accord.

While it may have started in a grandma's basement, Under Armour has become a household name worth more than $8 billion.

Take an exhilarating ride at Atlanta's Porsche Experience Center, where you'll find 90 minutes of high-octane bliss in some of the fastest street-legal cars in the world.

It's estimated Russia will spend more than $10 billion on hosting the 2018 FIFA World Cup tournament. As CNN's Neil Curry reports, the goal of hosting a profitable tournament - for Russia and FIFA alike - could prove to be a long shot.

VTB Bank CEO Andrey Kostin tells CNNMoney's John Defterios that U.S. investigations could make it difficult for the Trump administration to deal with Russia.

South America's largest economy has crawled out of a historic recession but CNN's Shasta Darlington explains why the recovery could be derailed.

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine discusses the lawsuit filed against five pharmaceutical companies, accusing them of fueling the opioid crisis by misleading doctors about the risks of addiction.

Donald Trump has repeatedly promised he will bring back coal mining jobs. But he's also signing orders that will boost the production of natural gas, which is cheaper than coal and poses the biggest threat to the industry and coal jobs.

A company in Switzerland has just opened the first commercial CO2 capturing plant. The negative emissions technology built by Climeworks will capture 900 tons of CO2 annually. The CO2 is then used to grow food in nearby greenhouses. This is part of an effort to stick to the Paris climate agreement's goal of reducing global temperatures