A number of companies are abandoning the NRA. Why? Because their customers demand it. But advocates are not targeting weapons makers, but rental car agencies, airlines, insurers and others that offer discounts to NRA members.
The head of the Chinese company's mobile devices business said it will "work very openly" to address concerns its products pose a security threat to Americans.
David Hogg is one of the student survivors leading the "Never Again" campaign. He is also thinking about majoring in journalism. In this interview with Brian Stelter, Hogg also speaks with veteran news anchor Dan Rather about student activism and media coverage. Rather offers Hogg some career advice.
Brian Stelter says CPAC featured media criticism that was "destructive" instead of "constructive." Doug Heye and John Avlon both weigh in on this trend.
Dan Rather, Sarah Westwood, and Doug Heye discuss President Trump's "fantasyland," including tweets that misquoted Fox News stories. Rather equated the White House's spreading of falsehoods to a "fertilizer spreader in a wind storm."
Lulu Ramadan, a 23-year-old reporter who has already covered three mass shootings, responds to the NRA's inflammatory talking points about the media. John Avlon also joins the conversation and explains why the NRA is trying to "deflect and distract."
Glenn Beck shares his thoughts on how to "heal" the country's media divide with Brian Stelter. He talks about his past on Fox News, stresses the need for "calm conversations," and discusses CNN's recent town hall.
Bruce Campbell of the "Evil Dead" franchise talks to CNNMoney's Frank Pallotta about why he wouldn't make the movie again and his thoughts on the horror genre.
Bank of America Vice Chairman Anne Finucane says pulling back from her career to raise her family was not easy, but she knew she had to do it. She tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that she may not have been able to rise as quickly as she'd hoped, but she doesn't regret those decisions.
Bank of America Vice Chairman Anne Finucane says the bank went through a "near death experience" following the 2008 financial crisis. She tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that she thinks the financial crisis would not have been as severe if there was more diversity at the top of banks.
Donald Trump Jr.'s four city tour has raised concerns about over-selling the Trump brand while his father is in the White House. CNNMoney's John Defterios reports.
Windsor, Connecticut is home to New England's first Amazon fulfillment center. Mayor Don Trinks says, "it's been good for bringing in other businesses."
Kylie Jenner's tweet about Snapchat's redesign sent the company's stock tumbling Thursday. The update has been under fire from users who dislike the new layout.
A recurring theme at CPAC: bashing the media. CNN's Tom Kludt asked young conservatives what they think about the media, and where they get their news.
PyeongChang 2018 will be an Olympics remembered, not for medals, but milestones. For the first time, two openly gay American athletes competed in the games.
