A stock market correction, or a 10% decline from a recent high, can scare investors. Christine Romans explains why corrections are part of a healthy market.
Fox News removed an inflammatory op-ed written about the 2018 Winter Games by John Moody, executive vice president and executive editor of Fox News, after it attracted widespread criticism. CNNMoney's Oliver Darcy reports.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins say some athletes are born with an innate tendency to win, while others become better competitors by training their brains over time.
Apple's new HomePod aims to compete with other smart speakers like the Amazon Echo or Google Home. How does it measure up? CNN Tech puts it to the test.
To combat air pollution, India has an ambitious program to make every vehicle electric by 2030. Hyderabad-based manufacturer GMW is producing swappable Lithium-Ion batteries for rickshaws which can be replaced in less than a minute.
Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology and Jim Steyer, CEO of Common Sense Media, are teaming up to help tackle technology and smartphone addiction in kids.
Many workers will likely see increases in their paychecks due to tax cuts, but employer underwithholding could make that check fatter than it really should be. CNNMoney's Christine Romans explains how to make sure you don't owe money at the end of the year.
The all-new 2018 Phantom is Rolls-Royce's largest and most luxurious car. At a starting price around $450,000, the Phantom is also the most expensive in its fleet.
Augment is an augmented reality platform that enables retailers to display their products in a specific environment on the screen of a smartphone or tablet via an app.
Are sports still the anchor weighing down Disney? Or is the House of Mouse ready to move forward with its purchase of 21st Century Fox? Richard Quest and Maggie Lake discuss on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Since 1885, the ISESA hat company has been making quality hats in Seville, Spain. The company's largest markets are Jewish communities in the United States, who wear ISESA's classic black fur felt hats.
A Californian company is planning to transform the way we feed ourselves - with a global network of local farms. Plenty grows its crops in vertical, indoor towers which use a fraction of the land and water taken up by traditional farms.