Silicon Valley giants faced an aggressive grilling by the Senate Intelligence Committee Wednesday morning over the role their platforms have inadvertently played in Russia's meddling in U.S. politics.
Several new financial apps, like Status Money, and new features of existing apps, like M1 Finance and Robinhood, are allowing people to see what others like them are doing with their money securely and with anonymity.
Armstrong Energy, a western Kentucky coal company, filed for bankruptcy protection on Tuesday, underscoring the deep challenges the industry faces despite President Trump's promises.
The cryptocurrency continues to defy skeptics like JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed. Bitcoin soared again after the Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it plans to start bitcoin futures trading.
NPR put executive Michael Oreskes on leave after the Washington Post reported decades-old allegations of sexual harassment against two journalists while working at the New York Times.
Netflix became a household name thanks to the hit DC drama. But even if "House of Cards" never airs another episode due to the Kevin Spacey sexual abuse reports, the company has already proven that it has much more up its sleeve.
Colorado is seeing housing shortages and soaring rents that are typical of New York or San Francisco. The state has seen a sudden influx of new residents and it has been unable to meet the demand or help those who have been displaced.
Local connections added a personal dimension to the coverage. News anchors like CNN's Anderson Cooper and Fox's Shep Smith, who live in the city, anchored news coverage from lower Manhattan on Tuesday night.