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Jay Z's got 99 problems, but finding a partner for his streaming music service ain't one.

After Wells Fargo admitted last fall to creating as many as 2 million fake accounts, nearly half a dozen former employees told CNNMoney they were retaliated against after they tried to stop these illegal sales tactics.

Sierra Nevada is recalling its beer in 36 states because glass can break off and fall into the bottle.

One of Apple's biggest suppliers says it may spend more than $7 billion to build a new factory on U.S. soil that would create tens of thousands of jobs.

China is making it harder to get around its Great Firewall.

Samsung is blaming poorly designed and manufactured batteries for the overheating problems that caused some of its Galaxy Note 7 phones to catch fire.

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1. Dollar slump: The U.S. dollar is losing ground against major currencies in the wake of President Donald Trump's inauguration.

Japan's first ever homegrown commercial jetliner is facing yet another big delay.

In South Africa, a small company is bringing racing history to life.

An ethics group says it will file a federal lawsuit on Monday claiming President Trump is violating the Constitution by accepting payments from foreign governments through his business empire.

The alternative to "facts" is "fictions."

President Trump's executive order on Obamacare Friday reaffirmed his commitment to dismantle the health reform law. But it could have little tangible impact on the law... at least initially.

The New York Times is investigating an apparent hack of one of its Twitter accounts that happened Sunday morning.

One day after President Donald Trump was sworn into office, "Saturday Night Live" opened its show with Beck Bennett's Vladimir Putin speaking directly to the American people.

1. Trump's first week: President Donald Trump is beginning his first week in office. He's promising sweeping reforms including repealing the Affordable Care Act (a.k.a. Obamacare), reforming the country's trade practices, tax cuts and infrastructure spending.

The transfer of power on Twitter didn't go entirely smoothly.

"That's what you guys should be writing and covering," new White House press secretary Sean Spicer angrily lectured reporters on Saturday during his first remarks from the podium of the press briefing room.

President Donald Trump started and finished a speech he gave at the CIA headquarters Saturday afternoon by criticizing the "dishonest media." Several of the things he said were inaccurate.

Shealah Craighead is in the running to become Donald Trump's chief White House photographer.