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Masayoshi Son, founder and CEO of Japan's SoftBank, isn't a household name in America ... yet. CNNMoney's Sherisse Pham takes a look at the man rapidly gaining a global profile thanks to a series of big tech deals.

Neve Campbell and Michael Kelly from "House of Cards" tell CNN why the current political climate is more outrageous than what happens on their show, and why they don't tune the news out.

Apple is now worth $800 million. For reference, Google is worth $590 million.

Robots take time and energy to train. A new technique from MIT makes teaching robots new skills easier by showing them a single demo video.

President Trump has had a variety of feelings about former FBI Director James Comey during an eventful year.

James Comey was nominated by President Obama as FBI Director in 2013 for a 10-year term. He was fired by President Trump in 2017.

Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel and Trevor Noah responded to President Trump's sudden dismissal of FBI Director James Comey.

Here's a look at what happens when a car hits a tractor-trailer with side guards, which are now recommended by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety to help prevent automobile crash deaths.

Teenager Carter Wilkinson's tweet asking Wendy's for free chicken nuggets went viral in April, and now he has officially broken the world record for most retweets -- over 3.5 million.

Google's self-driving car business Waymo claims Uber stole its ideas.

Economist Nouriel Roubini explains to CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci why the market is overestimating what President Trump can do for the economy.

Let internet trolls eat their words ... literally. Troll Cakes, started by Kat Thek in Brooklyn NY, lets you send a cake to your internet troll.

Three passengers were arrested after Spirit Airlines canceled multiple flights from Fort Lauderdale's airport, leading to scuffles between passengers.

Wendy's challenged a teen to get 18 million retweets after he asked the fast food chain how many retweets it would take to get free chicken nuggets for a year.

Ford Fry planted his Southern roots in Atlanta when he opened his first restaurant in 2007. Today, his portfolio consists of 11 restaurants in Atlanta and Houston.

After more than three decades producing musical superstars, Russell Simmons is still expanding his empire, which includes a prepaid visa card and new yoga studio.

Alan Joyce, the CEO of Australian airline Qantas, had just started delivering a speech on stage in Perth when a man wearing a suit walked up behind him and delivered the messy blow.

AeroVironment has developed a tiny drone that soldiers could carry with them on a mission. The idea is to give them eyes in the sky before they put themselves in harm's way.

Entrepreneur John Kershaw created a 'ridiculus app" while procrastinating: a dating app for beard lovers called Bristlr. But now he's expanded the concept into a broader business with M14 Industries.

Late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel fired back at critics following his emotional monologue that addressed his newborn son's heart disease and children's health care coverage in the US.