Anthony Bourdain, the chef and gifted storyteller who took TV viewers around the world to explore culture, cuisine and the human condition for nearly two decades, has died at the age of 61. CNN's Alex Marquardt reports.
During her commencement address to the MIT Class of 2018, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg spoke candidly about Facebook's mistakes and combatting some negative side effects of the #metoo movement on women's careers.
Nikon's story starts in 1917 when the Japan Optical Industries Corporation was founded. Forty years after it released its first camera in 1948, the company was renamed Nikon.
What is 5G? It's a wireless network technology that will change everything from how you use your phone to how self-driving cars navigate. Welcome to the super-charged world of 5G.
Panelists discuss the latest Time magazine cover, which features an illustration of President Donald Trump gazing at a reflection of himself in which he's dressed up as a monarch, complete with a jeweled crown and fur cape.
CTrip CEO Jane Sun is one of the few female leaders of a major tech company in China. She talked to CNN's Kristie Lu Stout about fighting back against sexist job ads and encouraging women to speak up about their achievements.
Sandeep Gupta, Vice President for Product Development at Amazon, says the Fire TV Cube brings a "hands-free experience for your entire entertainment center."
BlackBerry phones used to be a must-have, but the devices struggled to keep up with the likes of iPhone and Android. BlackBerry's not dead yet, though. The company just introduced another new phone in partnership with TCL Communication, the Key2.
During an interview with CNBC, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross revealed that the US had reached a deal to end a ban on ZTE buying American parts, provided the state-controlled company sticks to the terms.
Late night host Samantha Bee attempted to start fresh in her first on-air appearance since calling Ivanka Trump a gendered vulgarity on her TBS show "Full Frontal."
Retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Peters tells CNN's Anderson Cooper that with the rise of President Donald Trump, Fox News has become a "destructive propaganda machine."