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SpaceX will send up its first demo satellites for its internet-in-space project alongside a defense satellite for the Spanish government.

Siemens is set to spin off its health care division -- Siemens Healthineers -- which specializes in imaging and diagnostic equipment used in hospitals.

Ilmars Rim??vi?s, Latvia's representative on the European Central Bank committee that sets interest rates for countries using the euro, has been detained in a probe by anti-corruption investigators.

Limiting or taxing steel imports could also hit Canada, Brazil, South Korea and Russia -- and the implications could ripple throughout the entire World Trade Organization.

Big companies like Samsung and Intel are showing off self-driving vehicles, virtual-reality viewing stations and super-fast video streaming.

Adam Rippon, one of the first openly gay U.S. athletes to compete at the Olympics, has turned down a job as a correspondent for NBC at the Winter Games in South Korea.

"Black Panther" could usher in a new era for Hollywood.

David Gergen, a longtime presidential adviser, warned that American democracy is increasingly at risk in the current political climate.

Unfortunately, economic expansions don't last forever. Eventually, a recession comes along and ruins the party.

Several new airlines are seeking to ramp up air service to small and midsize cities left unserved by big airlines.

The company's board said it had "unanimously voted to terminate David Glasser for cause."

Several U.S. sponsors have ended partnerships with the Olympics at the national and international levels.

Critics like the Business Roundtable say that justification is a stretch, and could open the door for tit-for-tat responses from other countries.

Car collectors see value in decades-old pickup trucks.

Beijing says it will "take necessary measures to defend our rights" if President Trump goes ahead with tariffs that hurt Chinese interests.

The head of the antitrust division said in an affidavit that politics and the President Trump's views were not part of the motivation behind the suit.

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Providing food in a box to needy Americans is nothing new for the federal government. It already supplies packages containing canned meats and fruits, juices, pasta, cereal and other nonperishable items to nearly 630,000 low-income senior citizens a year.

Idaho's governor last month said that insurers can sell plans that don't meet all of Obamacare's mandates. Blue Cross of Idaho plans to debut such policies soon.

Dave Cullen sat down with CNN's Brian Stelter in the wake of the Florida shooting to talk about reclaiming the media narrative in public shootings