Airlander 10, the world's largest aircraft, crashed during its second test flight. It suffered some cockpit damage, but Hybrid Air Vehicles has not said what caused the crash.
When Carrier announced it was moving more than 1000 jobs to Mexico earlier this year, presidential candidate Donald Trump attacked the company and defended workers at the plant. But Trump's message failed on two counts: it didn't gain the labor union's support and it ignores the complexities of globalization. Cristina Alesci reports.
David Moritz has cornered the market for the entertainment industry awards -- his company is behind MTV's Moon Man, the Golden Globe and the Billboard Music Award.
The sovereign wealth fund of Qatar made a $622 million investment on Tuesday in the Empire State Realty Trust. That's nearly a 10% stake in the building, plus other New York City real estate assets.
Tekserve, an NYC tech shop that specialized in repairing Apple's Macintosh computers before the Genius Bar existed, closed its doors after a 29 year run. Founders Dick Demenus and David Lerner are now auctioning off their private collection of technology memorabilia.
Some say the stock market is inflated, that there's a bubble on the horizon. But if today's bull market were to match the longest, it would have 5 more years to run.
Five years ago, Steve Jobs stepped down as CEO of Apple and left Tim Cook big shoes to fill. CNNMoney's Samuel Burke explains how the company's changed in the last half decade.
Nobel prize-winning economist and Hillary Clinton adviser Joseph Stiglitz calls Obama's attempts to push the Trans-Pacific Partnership through Congress "outrageous."
A lawyer for Melania Trump says he has placed The Daily Mail and other news organizations "on notice... for making false and defamatory statements about her supposedly having been an 'escort' in the 1990s." CNN's Dylan Byers reports.
At Chicago's FoxTrot, you can pick up wine and cheese yourself or order it on their custom app. The store says it's filling a niche that grocery delivery apps don't have -- curating specialty goods for last minute dinner parties.
Japan is known internationally for its technological innovations, so Tokyo 2020 organizers are aiming to launch ambitious tech projects that will boost the economy and wow crowds. CNN's Will Ripley reports.