The athletic wear retailer’s dismal quarterly sales caused its stock to plunge and took down those of other sports retailers and sporting goods makers. Fred Katayama reports.

The construction equipment maker’s sales rose but missed expectations for the second straight quarter, sending its stock down. Fred Katayama reports.

Two communications directors, the acting attorney general and the FBI director have been among high-profile exits from the Trump administration.

Heavy metals and BPA can be detected in sweat. But whether tiny amounts of chemicals present a health concern is unknown.

Crash trucks are designed to protect highway workers from passing cars. Colorado’s investing in self-driving crash trucks to keep workers and drivers safe from roadside collisions.

Black women are less likely to nurse their babies than whites and Hispanics. Organizations are trying to change that, both online and in person.

Antony Currie and Gina Chon discuss whether Gary Cohn should quit as the White House’s senior economic adviser after the president’s obnoxious Charlottesville remarks.

Many people have been killed and injured after a van plowed through a crowd on Las Ramblas avenue in Barcelona, Spain.

As demonstrated this week by the breakup of Trump’s business councils, CEOs have growing political power when it comes to forcing an agenda change. Richard Quest explains in this week’s “Quest’s Profitable Moment.”

Suicide rates are higher in rural counties, according to a new study, and the reason is firearm use by men.

CNN’s Jake Tapper breaks down President Trump’s latest tweets in the wake of the terror attack in Barcelona, Spain.

Daniel Craig will be taking his martinis shaken, not stirred, for a fifth time as James Bond. Here is a look at the other actors who have gone “undercover” as 007.

At the beginning of his presidency, major CEOs seemed eager to join Trump’s multiple business and economic advisory boards. Here are a few who have since jumped ship.

If President Trump makes good on his promise to “let Obamacare implode,” premiums for the most popular plans would rise about 20 percent next year.

With an announcement in Nevada, a market that the president said was set to “implode” shows yet more signs of health.

Stocks traded in a narrow range Tuesday. Declines in retail shares like Home Depot offset positive U.S. retail sales data. Fred Katayama reports.

Dozens of U.S. trade groups have asked federal rail regulators to investigate CSX Corp’s “chronic service failures,” saying problems at No. 3 U.S. railroad have rippled across the North American rail network, according to a letter seen by Reuters.

Amazon.com is rolling out pickup points in the United States where shoppers can retrieve items immediately after ordering them, shortening delivery times from hours to minutes.

CNN severed ties with Jeffrey Lord on Thursday, hours after he ignited controversy by tweeting the words “Sieg Heil!” at a prominent liberal activist.

President Trump has turned his Twitter fire on the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, but he desperately needs Mr. McConnell to pass his agenda.

Amazon is seeking to partner with U.S. venue owners to sell event tickets, sources told Reuters, a move that could loosen Ticketmaster’s powerful grip on the lucrative ticketing business. Fred Katayama reports.

This time, O.J. Simpson’s getaway vehicle is chasing buyers, not being tailed by the police. The white Bronco will be featured on an upcoming episode of History Channel’s “Pawn Stars,” where Simpson’s former agent will attempt to sell it.

The former U.S. Army intelligence analyst, who served time in prison for leaking classified documents, will be featured in the magazine’s coveted September issue.

The declaration would help direct more financial resources and attention to the drug problem in communities across the country.

The number of female CEOs in Fortune 500 companies is at a high, but they still make up less than 7% of top executives.

Israel plans to revoke the media credentials of Al Jazeera TV journalists, close its Jerusalem bureau and pull the Qatar-based station’s broadcasts from local cable and satellite providers. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

Antony Currie and Robert Cyran explain why Boeing and activists are turning aircraft parts into a dogfight for Honeywell, United Tech and its potential takeover target Rockwell Collins.

As President, Donald Trump is quick to tout record highs in stocks. But as a candidate, Trump repeatedly warned of an inflated market “bubble.”

Most people around the world, whether religious or not, presume that serial killers are more likely to be atheists than believers in any god, a new study suggests.

Speaking at The New York Times’s Cities for Tomorrow conference, D.E.A. Acting Administrator Chuck Rosenberg described the risk his agents face when encountering fentanyl-laced heroin in the line of duty.

Martin Shkreli was convicted on two counts of securities fraud and a single count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud in Brooklyn federal court. He was acquitted of five other criminal charges.

His invention, a palatable means of delivering a synthetic opioid analgesic, was a breakthrough for cancer patients young and old.

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has called for the European Union and Britain to find “unique solutions” to their Brexit logjam, including a bespoke customs union. Ciara Lee reports.

Fears that embryo modification could allow parents to custom order a baby with Lin-Manuel Miranda’s imagination or Usain Bolt’s speed are closer to science fiction than science.

The Dow rose to its eighth straight record closing high. Fred Katayama reports.

Tom Buerkle and Richard Beales assess hedge-fund boss Paul Singer’s claim that index funds and ETFs are “devouring capitalism” and find his criticisms may have more to do with their low fees devouring his higher ones.

Assumptions about how much Asians and Americans weigh appears to influence perceptions of national identity.

The online retailer is ramping up spending on shows, but it’s hard to evaluate if the investment is working. Havovi Cooper reports.

The blue chip index extended its record setting streak into a seventh day. But energy stocks dragged down the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Fred Katayama reports.

Antony Currie and Richard Beales look at what’s driving Tesla’s $50 bln-plus valuation even higher as Elon Musk’s electric-car maker invests heavily to go mass market with its new Model 3.

Work-readiness programs for the intellectually challenged aim to prepare students for a dream job. Less than half will find one.

CNN Tech’s Samuel Burke explores how anonymity on the internet can be inflaming cyberbullying and what tech companies are doing about online harassment.

Researchers have found a way to reliably remove disease-causing mutations from human embryos, an achievement sure to renew concerns over so-called designer babies.

In an exclusive interview with CNN Tech Senior Correspondent Laurie Segall, Instagram founder Mike Krieger talks about similarities with Snapchat and explains how the company is using AI to fight harassment online.

The cyber attack that crippled Ukraine businesses and spread worldwide to shut down shipping ports, factories and businesses has taken a costly toll on the results of major U.S. and European companies in the latest quarter, with more to come.

The hit film boosted quarterly profit and revenue at the media and entertainment giant. Fred Katayama reports.

With the newest weather satellite, GOES-R, in orbit, prediction models will likely improve overnight.

The regulations, which also apply to e-cigarettes and hookah pipes, make Maine the fourth state to raise the legal age for buying tobacco products.

Antony Currie and Gina Chon explain why the president’s push to cut the levy Uncle Sam imposes will spark another battle in and with Congress – no matter who his White House aides are.

Carmakers slashed their rental fleet sales, and that cut into auto sales last month. Fred Katayama reports.

European cities have been doing it for years. Now, 2 small cities in Florida are experimenting with having garbage disposals under the sidewalk. But how many cities will pay for it?

Over a decade I had become adept at hiding the unexplained pain that racked my back and joints.

Rolls-Royce shares soar nearly ten per cent after the engine maker beat first-half profit forecasts on Tuesday. David Pollard reports.

From a single location in 1940 to over 36,000 restaurants in the world, here are stats behind McDonald’s.