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Apple's Marc Newson is one of the world's most successful product designers. But one of the objects that most fascinates him may surprise you.

A team of engineers from Vanderbilt University designed a discreet exoskeleton designed to help protect against back strain.

Before radio and TV, the stock ticker transmitted accurate financial information over telegraph lines. CNNMoney's Richard Quest explores the rich history of the machine that revolutionized Wall Street.

Weight Watchers has gone from meetings above a movie theater in Queens to having 1.1 million active subscribers, Oprah Winfrey included.

The relaunched hybrid sports sedan Karma Revero fails to offer much beyond its beautiful design. Formerly known as the Fiskar Karma, the Revero's cramped interior and underwhelming performance makes it hard to justify its $130,000 price tag.

Nearly 800,000 immigrant kids who were once undocumented have been able to live in the US without constant fear of deportation because of DACA. CNN's Vanessa Yurkevich explains what the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is.

As flooding from Hurricane Harvey spreads, residents are still reeling from the destruction and loss.

From bombshell news reports to investigations and lawsuits, ExxonMobil's climate change woes have been growing for years.

Hundreds of civilians have been rescued from their homes as the remnants of Hurricane Harvey causes catastrophic flooding in southeastern Texas.

Many are stranded from the rising floodwater in Houston, as 911 dispatchers are having trouble keeping up with Hurricane Harvey-related calls.

Fitbit hopes to change its fortunes and slipping stock prices with the debut of their first smartwatch, the Fitbit Ionic.

Chris Hadnagy is a social engineer who uses his hacking skills to uncover the identities of people posting child pornography online. CNN Tech's Laurie Segall reports.

Now that Steve Bannon is back at Breitbart, David Zurawik says members of the media are "overstating" Bannon and Breitbart's power. Kurt Bardella says Breitbart's power comes less from its actual audience size and more from its "influence" in the Trump White House.

Political analyst Jeff Greenfield tells Brian Stelter that President Trump's bashing of the "liberal" media helps him to hold onto his base "as his popularity declines." He says "this is a president whose relationship to reality is casual at best."

Joanne Lipman, Lydia Polgreen and Jeff Greenfield react to the president's claim that journalists "don't like our country." Greenfield says Trump's anti-media attacks are "at a level that exceeds anything that I can remember."

Even in the midst of a massive Texas flood, President Trump tweeted about tax reform and promoted a supporter's book. Joanne Lipman says the press corps should "separate what's news from what's chatter." Lydia Polgreen says Trump's tweets "seem totally, completely outside of what you would expect of a President dealing with a disaster." Jeff Greenfield thinks "the really bizarre ways Trump is handling the presidency" often overshadow coverage of "the changes this administration is making."

Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated Conor McGregor by technical knockout in Las Vegas. CNN's Don Riddell weighs in on the match-up between boxing and mixed martial arts.

"Catastrophic" flooding paralyzed Houston and other deluged towns in southeastern Texas as Harvey pummeled and drenched residents and first responders.

Tropical Storm Harvey has forced a Houston television station to evacuate to higher ground as rising floodwater overtook their offices.

Brock Long, who's facing his first major test as President Donald Trump's administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, says Hurricane Harvey is a "landmark event" for the state of Texas.