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Handwoven raffia bags from Ghana now feature on the shelves of Urban Outfitters.

New Yorker satirist Andy Borowitz talks to Brian Stelter about the challenges he faces spoofing President Trump.

"Wonder Woman" had a strong second weekend as "The Mummy" and Tom Cruise had a rough go domestically at the box office.

Call it "pandanomics." News of the birth of a panda at a Tokyo zoo sent shares in two Japanese restaurant operators soaring.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

The company's board is being briefed Sunday about an investigation into sexual harassment and workplace culture at Uber, a source told CNNTech.

Founded by a former Microsoft employee, Toutiao uses artificial intelligence to create personalized feeds of news and videos based on users' interests.

Jackpot! At least one lucky person in California had all the winning numbers drawn on Saturday's Powerball drawing, lottery officials said.

The Qatar government is paying $2.5 million to hire a high-profile United States attorney for guidance on how to comply with United States anti-terrorism laws.

A New York Times reporter who is well-versed in dealing with anonymous sources and leaking has some advice for journalists: Be more careful.

Over the past 10 years, three million first-time home buyers have been shut out of the housing market, according to a new report.

These Powerball and Mega Millions lotteries have awarded the largest lottery jackpots.

More employers are offering their workers extra cash to help them pay off their student loan debt.

India's newest mobile network has racked up over 100 million subscribers in less than a year. But it's also killing internet speeds.

This week in stocks: U.K. election fallout; Verizon/Yahoo deal; Uber crisis; Rate hike?

Powerball jackpot reaches $435 million for Saturday's drawing, matching the 10th largest prize ever for a U.S. lottery.

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President Trump's is focused on his proposal for a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. But his budget would cut spending and depends on the private sector to finance 80% of the bill.