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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon seems hopeful that better times for the economy lie ahead under President-elect Donald Trump.

When smokers walk by a certain billboard in Stockholm, something strange happens: The billboard coughs at them.

The CIA. MI-6. Russia's SVR and GRU.

Renault is the latest automaker to be embroiled in an emissions cheating scandal.

Donald Trump has attacked China for using underhanded means to boost its exports at America's expense. But right now, the view from Beijing isn't looking so rosy.

The number of people out of work around the world will hit 200 million in 2017, a new record high. And those with jobs shouldn't bank on a raise.

Boeing has won a massive deal to sell its new 737 jet into the rapidly growing Indian market.

1. Financial firms kick off earnings season: Bank of America, BlackRock, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo are releasing their fourth quarter earnings this morning.

Xiaomi was once hailed as an Apple slayer, an ambitious startup that quickly outpaced the iPhone maker in smartphone sales in China.

Nintendo's latest gaming console is only weeks away and will provide a new platform for some of the company's most popular titles.

Rudy Giuliani on Thursday gave CNN details about how President-elect Trump wants to create a council of CEOs and cybersecurity executives to regularly brief him about hackers attacking American businesses.

Super Bowl tickets cost a fortune -- but one ticket seller is promising a 50% refund if the game is a blowout.

Apple has successfully removed a stain on the reputation of one of its biggest new products.

Lexus unveiled its first yacht Thursday. No, not a land yacht. This is the 885-horsepower sea-going Lexus Sport Yacht.

Donald Trump wants people to shop at L.L. Bean.

C-SPAN says an internal routing error was likely to blame for a programming interruption in which its online coverage of Congress was interrupted by a live feed of Kremlin-backed news channel Russia Today.

Federal law requires public companies like Wells Fargo to warn shareholders about non-routine legal proceedings.

President-elect Donald Trump's inaugural committee has landed another performer. Country musician Lee Greenwood, best known for his song "God Bless the USA," has signed on to play the "Make America Great Again!" welcome celebration on January 19, one day before Trump is sworn in to office, sources with knowledge of the situation told CNNMoney.

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