At the Collision Conference in New Orleans, Silicon Valley billionaire Chris Sacca tells CNNTech's Laurie Segall that despite potentially saving "hundreds of millions of dollars" under President Trump's proposed tax plan, it's "one of the most unjust things that's going to happen in the history of this country."
At the Collision Conference in New Orleans, Silicon Valley billionaire Chris Sacca tells CNNTech's Laurie Segall that Uber's culture is "fixable," despite the controversy surrounding the company.
About.com is dead. Dotdash is taking it's place. Dotdash CEO Neil Vogel talks to CNN Tech Senior Correspondent Laurie Segall about the site's reinvention.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin tells investors at the Milken Institute Global Conference they should thank the Trump Administration for the rally in bank stocks.
Microsoft unveiled the Surface Laptop on Tuesday at an event for educators. The company hopes the device will edge Apple's MacBooks out of the classroom.
Taraji P. Henson, better known as 'Cookie' on "Empire" sits down with Tanzina Vega to discuss her humble beginnings and how to achieve the American Dream.
Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe sits down with CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci to discuss his understanding of President Trumps infrastructure plan, and how that extra spending may result in a raising of the gas tax.
A research team created a device that mimics a pregnant mammal's womb. Nature Communications reports that a fetal lamb successfully grew in the device for weeks. Ultimately, they hope to test this on humans.
Talks between the Writers Guild of America and major studios are going down to the wire in a dispute over pay and benefits. CNNMoney's Chloe Melas reports.
President Trump abruptly ended an interview with CBS anchor John Dickerson after Dickerson repeatedly asked about the president's unfounded wiretapping claims.
Negotiators reached a critical agreement on a large spending bill that, if approved this week, would fund the government for months, senior aides from both parties told CNN.