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Professor Lee Cronin at the University of Glasgow is revolutionizing the way medicine is produced and distributed. He has created a database to record every drug ever created and a 3D printing system to produce medication on demand. It is intended for hospitals, pharmacies and remote locations to localize production and ensure the right remedy is always at hand.

At the end of a long legal battle with Dutch retailer Van Haren, the European Court of Justice ruled that Louboutin has the right to trademark its signature red-soled shoes.

President Donald Trump talked about his new relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during an interview with ABC News.

Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, both senior advisers to President Donald Trump, disclosed new details of their vast wealth, reporting a long of list of real estate and investment assets. CNN's Alison Kosik reports.

It's the holy month of Ramadan, which means shorter business hours and lower productivity. In Dubai, business hours are shifting. When the lights go down, the deals get done.

Watch the most memorable moments from the historic summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan tells CNN's Samuel Burke what tech CEOs can expect from Brexit, and says that Uber has to "play by the rules."

OPEC president Suhail Al Mazrouei tells CNNMoney's John Defterios that the cartel's decisions are made to ensure market stability.

With the number of high-profile hacks growing, some cybersecurity experts are thinking of new and creative ways to stop these attacks. One example: don't stop them at all. Set a trap.

Why is IHOP hinting it's changing its name to IHOb? Jeanne Moos wonders what's with the "b"?

The president promoted a baseless new theory about the origins of the Russia probe. "Trump is essentially boiling the frog," Indira Lakshmanan says, citing "that old parable about how you turn up the heat slowly on the frog until he doesn't realize it."

After the deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain, news outlets have been sharing the suicide prevention hotline number. The Poynter Institute's Indira Lakshmanan shares some other best practices for journalists who are covering suicides.

Steven Brill tells Brian Stelter about his new book "Tailspin" and the role of the media in America's "fifty-year fall." He says media outlets that previously united us are now "breaking us up into little pieces."

The Washington Post's Jason Rezaian describes how a lunch with Anthony Bourdain on "Parts Unknown" changed his life. Rezaian recalls Bourdain's support during his imprisonment in Iran and describes how Bourdain was an essential resource after his release.

Indira Lakshmanan, Steven Brill and David Frum discuss what newsrooms can do to combat "news fatigue" and help the public see the "big picture" about the Trump administration.

Ali Watkins' former editor Ben Smith talks with Brian Stelter about the government's seizure of Watkins' phone and email records in a criminal investigation. He asks: "What compelled them to use this kind of last resort tool of covertly spying on journalists?"

Brian Stelter says it's time for a wake-up call. A new Pew survey finds that seven out of ten Americans are overwhelmed with the amount of news coverage. But right now is a really bad time to have "news fatigue," he says, citing Trump administration scandals and chaos.

Rezaian was interviewed by the celebrity chef before his imprisonment. He tells Brian Stelter about what that relationship meant, and how to honor Bourdain's legacy.

Iron Chef and former Executive Chef at Nobu Masaharu Morimoto pays tribute to his friend and colleague Anthony Bourdain.

Meet Hunter Arnold - the Tony Award winning producer behind 'Dear Evan Hansen' and 'Kinky Boots' - has he explains the business of Broadway ahead of this year Tony's Awards.