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A potential trade war and a presidential attack on Amazon rocked Wall Street. The Dow fell 459 points on Monday and the Nasdaq dropped almost 3%.

A chicken tariff is still affecting the truck you drive decades later. One certainty of a trade war is unintended consequences, and CNN's Jon Sarlin explores how one trade war starts with a bird and ends with fake passenger seats.

Soundcloud CEO Kerry Trainor tells CNN's Richard Quest why it's business model is different among all the other music streaming sites.

Sinclair Broadcast Group's corporate mandates are exacerbating tensions between local stations and the company's management. Brian Stelter reports on CNN's "Reliable Sources."

Student journalist Rebecca Schneid's remark that "journalism is a form of activism" garnered attention on the March 25 edition of "Reliable Sources." Journalist Noor Tagouri joins Brian Stelter to follow up.

Did the media over-politicize the "Roseanne" reboot? And what about Roseanne Barr's embrace of conspiracy theories -- should people separate the artist from their art? Anthony Atamanuik and David Zurawik discuss all that and more with Brian Stelter.

Is President Trump using the government to settle personal scores? Michael Isikoff and Jill Colvin weigh in. Plus, Trump's false claims about Amazon have Brian Stelter wondering if it is time for the White House to hire a fact-checker.

Laura Ingraham's show is the subject of an ad boycott effort because she mocked Parkland student activist David Hogg. David Zurawik and Anthony Atamanuik analyze the boycott strategy with Brian Stelter.

Josh Campbell, a former FBI supervisory special agent, tells Brian Stelter that the pro-Trump media's constant attacks against Robert Mueller and the FBI are harming the agency.

Fox News host Laura Ingraham announced she was taking a pre-planned vacation as some advertisers pulled out of her show in response to her tweet mocking Parkland shooting survivor and activist David Hogg.

Four tech giants -- four big problems: Uber, Tesla, Facebook and Amazon.

After Uber's accident, the industry, and even the Governor of Arizona, debate how to go forward. Hear from the CEO of Waymo, Google's autonomous car division.

Jaguar Land Rover CEO talks to Richard Quest about the future of self-driving technology after Uber's accident.

An "Avid" Spotify user and a "die-hard" Apple Music fan go head to head over which service is better.

Bringing trading to a close on Wall Street requires a range of skills. Richard Quest rates the best and worst gavel hits.

Sara Blakely bombed the LSAT and was told she was too short to play Goofy at Disney. Now the founder of Spanx wants more women to have the courage to become inventors.

Young Italian professionals in London blame "lack of vision and trust" for Italy's economic and political troubles. They hesitate to return to a country where youth unemployment hovers above 30%.

Grove founder Chris Hutchins tells CNNMoney's Laurie Segall why he believes traditional financial planners are outdated and why Grove can appeal to a new generation.

This Cape Town film studio wants to become the Hollywood of Africa, and has attracted movies such as "Mad Max: Fury Road," "Safe House," and "Tomb Raider." CNNMoney's Eleni Giokos reports.

QVC says if you know what you want, go to Amazon. If you don't know what you want, come to us. Clare Sebastian spent a few days in the heart of home shopping.