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Less than 10% of transactions in India are non-cash. Companies like Paytm are hoping that will skyrocket now that the country is in a cash crunch.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump claims, without evidence, that voter fraud took place in states won by Hillary Clinton, but state election officials are pushing back, saying Trump is wrong and undermining confidence in the system. CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports.

In October, Twitter announced it was discontinuing Vine, an app for posting videos in six-seconds or less. Vine stars Us The Duo and Nicholas Megalis (bit.ly/1EUWBFH) tell CNNMoney's Vanessa Yurkevich what the platform has meant for them.

Unbabel, a Lisbon-based startup, combines AI technology with human expertise to perfect language translation.

Delta Air Lines apologized for failing to eject a Donald Trump supporter from one of its flights after he yelled at other passengers, calling some of the women on the plane "Hillary b - - - - - s."

CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci talks to Rep. Gregory Meeks of the Financial Services Committee about how House Democrats plan to press Trump on his business conflicts without the power of the subpoena.

Mobileye, an Israeli car tech startup, has partnered with BMW and Intel to bring their self-driving technology to the road by 2021.

Tim O'Brien, author of "TrumpNation," and Michael D'Antonio, author of "The Truth About Trump, describe what to expect from the president-elect. "He's Mr. Id," O'Brien says.

Katrina vanden Heuvel of The Nation and Richard Tofel of ProPublica describe a post-election surge in donations and subscriptions, and what they're doing with the money.

Indian motorcycle brand, Royal Enfield, has plans to rev up around the world. It will add another factory in Chennai, India and open an R&D facility in the UK.

At a time when we're constantly bombarded by notifications, alerts, etc., poet Max Stossel is part of a cultural movement examining how internet culture has shaped us. But how will the future look if we designed tech to enhance humanity?

Former Governor of Indiana Mitch Daniels, who now is the President of Purdue University, outlines the benefits of Income Share Agreements as an alternative to students taking on thousands of dollars in debt.

CNNMoney's Christine Romans breaks down the discounts offered on Amazon, Walmart and Target.

Under President Mugabe Zimbabwe has struggled with severe cash shortages. Aiming to promote liquidity, the country's central bank has begun issuing bond notes pegged to the U.S. Dollar.

Diagnosed with cancer at twenty-one years old, Kanika Tekriwal was told that she had little time left. Several years later, and fully recovered, she controls the chartering of 80 percent of India's private jet and helicopter fleets through the online booking company JetSetGo.

British niche automaker Morgan Motor is making its first foray into the electric car market with this limited edition three wheeler.

Sally Buzbee, incoming executive editor of The Associated Press, talks with Brian Stelter about political coverage, Trump's election and the importance of the "press pool."

Is it time to rethink how the president-elect is covered? Brian Stelter asks Aspen Institute president Walter Isaacson, Vox's Ezra Klein, and National Review Online's Charles Cook.

Walter Isaacson, Ezra Klein, and Charles Cook discuss how the news media should cover hate and harassment without sensationalizing or normalizing it.

It is vital to help viewers distinguish between real journalists who are "trying to get it right," and fake sites that try to trick people, Walter Isaacson says.