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Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross is a leading contender to be President-elect Donald Trump's commerce secretary. CNNMoney's Christine Romans breaks down his qualifications.

Bank of Mexico Governor Agustin Carstens speaks with CNN's NIck Parker about what he expects from a Trump presidency.

New York Times columnist Charles M Blow and CNN contributor Salena Zito react to Trump's criticism of "Hamilton," "Saturday Night Live," the NYT and other media brands.

Ben Shapiro, editor in chief of DailyWire.com, says that by focusing on every Trump tweet and foible, the media "is in danger of blowing its credibility."

"The president works for the American people," former White House correspondent Ann Compton says, explaining why it is important for journalists to have access to POTUS.

Ken Kurson, editor of the New York Observer, which is owned by Trump's son in law Jared Kushner, speaks with Brian Stelter about past and present news coverage..

The Netherlands tried it when they built the world's first solar bike path in 2014 and now France wants to move it into the fast lane. French Energy Minister Ségolène Royal is planning on building 1,000 kilometers of solar road over the next five years.

The Hollywood Reporter's Marisa Guthrie and Vanity Fair's Sarah Ellison detail the tensions at Fox following Megyn Kelly's interviews about Roger Ailes' alleged sexual harassment.

Brian Stelter's essay about the perils of "fake news:" He says it breeds confusion, and people in power benefit from confusion, so "refuse to be confused."

Alec Baldwin returned to "Saturday Night Live" to portray President-elect Donald Trump for the first time since the election.

The spread of fake news on the web has some people wondering whether it changed the course of the election. Brian Stelter looks at the epidemic of false stories, and why we all have to get smarter about what we share.

Barbie's latest Hello Dreamhouse responds when you talk to it. The toy could make a great gift this holiday season, if you can afford it.

With Ivanka Trump recently meeting the Prime Minister of Japan, CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci looks into the supposed "wall" between Trump Inc. and the Trump White House.

Three Trump University lawsuits - two class action suits in California, and one filed by New York's Attorney General Eric Schneiderman - have all been settled.

Amazon's latest commercial targets anti-Muslim rhetoric by highlighting commonalities between a priest and an imam.

Indian retailers can't make change for the new 2000 rupee notes and consumers are having a hard time buying everyday necessities. CNN's Alexandra Field reports.

University of Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari sits down with CNNMoney's AhizaGarcia to discuss his new book on leadership, social media responsibility and if his leadership style is reflected in president-elect Donald Trump.

CNN's Shasta Darlington reports on the upcoming APEC summit.

McDonald's is adding high-tech features in some locations, like touchscreen kiosks for ordering. CEO Steve Easterbrook tells Cristina Alesci why it's still the McDonald's you know, and how the election continues to make customers feel uncertain.

While driving by the Kremlin, Russians have noticed that their GPS devices aren't accurately reflecting where they are physically. Experts say it's possible the Kremlin is trying to prevent drones from flying overhead.