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Delta flights were delayed early Monday by a failure of its global computer system.

Donald Trump adviser David Malpass backs off the nominee's plan to wipe out U.S. debt in eight years.

An emotional Alex Rodriguez announces his retirement from the Yankees.

At the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas, Laurie Segall talks to CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz about the DNC hack, and learns how electronic voting machines could be vulnerable to hackers.

Facebook is testing a new feature in which the home screen takes a selfie, making it identical to Snapchat.

A worn out overpass in Seoul is well on its way to becoming a lush botanical garden in the sky. City planners hope that once completed, the sky garden will become a center of social connection.

Cybersecurity researchers took advantage of the lag time on a chip card to steal its information and route it to a hacked ATM, making the machine pour out cash.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump selected 13 businessmen and economists including John Paulson, Steven Feinberg and Tom Barrack to power his economic policy.

CNNMoney's Samuel Burke explains how Facebook is adjusting its algorithm to reduce exaggerated or misleading headlines in News Feed.

The United States experienced strong jobs growth in July, with 255,000 jobs added, and unemployment holding steady at 4.9%.

CNN's Deborah Feyerick interviews Malwarebytes CEO Marcin Kleczynski on ransomware attacks, who is being targeted and why paying the ransom isn't always a guarantee.

Amazon announced it will lease 40 cargo planes dedicated to Amazon shipments, the latest in a series of shipping control moves by the company.

Under Armour founder and CEO Kevin Plank says if he's able to build his dream for the company in Baltimore it will create "thousands to tens of thousands" of jobs, and says "we see a vision here for us to make something greater." CNN's Poppy Harlow reports.

Amazon Dash uses voice commands to automatically update your online grocery list.

Long-time Starbucks worker Jaime Prater took his concerns to CEO Howard Schultz. Prater says workers aren't given enough hours to make ends meet. So will anything change? CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci talks to the barista.

In an attempt to limit the Brexit shock to the economy, the central bank announced more quantitative easing and cut interest rates to a record low of 0.25%.

7,700 Indian workers are stranded in Saudi Arabia after a series of layoffs. CNN gets access to one of the 20 camps where workers are stuck.

iHeart Radio CEO Bob Pittman tells CNNMoney's Brian Stelter why radio is less about airwaves and more about relationships.

Infrastructure spending is a rare case where both candidates agree on policy. Christine Romans breaks down what it would fix, and how much it would cost.

Apple's newest commercial aims to positively represent global diversity by using photos shot on an iPhone, set to the narration of Maya Angelou's "Human Family". The ad will debut on TV during the Olympic Opening Ceremonies.