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Sotheby's has enlisted the help of Korean pop superstar T.O.P. to curate a contemporary collection hitting the auction block in Hong Kong. The storied auction house is recognizing the spending power and patterns of deep-pocketed millennials and is making a big push to reach out to them.

A CNNMoney Investigation exposes PacNet, a Vancouver-based company facilitating tens of millions of dollars in global mail fraud.

On the campaign trail, Donald Trump's running mate often boasts that he's responsible for Indiana's strong jobs recovery. But does Gov. Mike Pence truly deserve to claim the mantle of job creator or was he just in office at the right time?

A competition organised by Airbnb is giving music lovers a chance to spend the night at London's iconic Abbey Road studios. The stay hosted by music producer Mark Ronson is the latest event for the flat sharing service targeting the growing trend towards experience based holidays.

The British pound is sinking to levels not seen in 31-years. Christine Romans explains why investors are worried about the Brexit plan.

Toyota is set to launch its first robot companion, Kirobo Mini, this winter. It will be sold at Toyota dealerships in Japan.

CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci explains how Donald Trump could have lost $916 million as noted in his 1995 tax records published by the New York Times. It could have allowed him to avoid paying income taxes for years.

GoPro CEO Nick Woodman tells CNNMoney's Maggie Lake that demand for GoPro is going strong and he expects consumer interest over new products to grow over the holiday season.

Director Ava DuVernay discusses the politics of mass incarceration and Black criminalization in her latest documentary '13th.'

CNNMoney's Heather Long explains how the stock market can be an indicator of who will win the election.

Donald Trump adviser Jack Kingston responds to New York Times report of 1995 tax documents saying Trump's financial disclosure is the "superior document."

CNNMoney's Brian Stelter explains how Fox News hosts have failed to press Donald Trump on critical points.

Colombians narrowly rejected a referendum on a peace deal between the government and former rebel group FARC that took over four years to negotiate and would have ended five decades of war. CNN's Rafael Romo has more.

Emily Blunt and Justin Theroux discuss how Girl On The Train addresses the issue of alcohol addiction

U.S. Women's Soccer Captain Carli Lloyd sat down with CNNMoney's Maggie Lake to chat about equal pay and body image.

The American celebrity was robbed at gunpoint in Paris, prompting her husband, Kanye West, to leave mid-show.

CNNMoney's Richard Quest assesses the mood of British businesses, 100 days since the Brexit referendum vote.

Hillary Clinton supporter Mark Cuban reacts to the New York Times report that Donald Trump could have gone 18 years without paying federal income tax.

Donald Trump has railed against Americans who don't pay federal income taxes. But according to a New York Times report, he's one of them. The only difference: they're mostly middle-to-low income. Some don't even make enough to pay taxes.

CEO, John Stumpf, sought to defend his bank and his role in the creation of up to 2 million fake accounts. He appeared before a very hostile audience of members of the House Financial Services Committee.