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Apple just became the first American public company to cross $1 trillion in value. Which tech giant will be next?

In an interview in June 2018 before Apple topped the $1 trillion valuation, CEO Tim Cook told Laurie Segall he thinks about Apple customers, not market cap.

Stifel Chief Economist Lindsey Piegza tells CNN's Richard Quest why home sales and prices are alarming, and why we may not have learned our lesson from the 2008 collapse.

CNN's Paul La Monica tells Richard Quest how Apple is making more money, and why shares are climbing.

Tesla has successfully positioned itself as the future of automobiles. But in the present, Tesla doesn't make many cars. CNN's Peter Valdes-Dapena explains the Tesla hype machine, and what happens if that hype wanes.

CNN Senior Tech Correspondent Laurie Segall talks to Cody Wilson about the implications of blueprints for 3D printed guns being available to the public online.

Drive.ai is letting some locals in Frisco, Texas take a test ride in its self-driving minivans as part of a pilot ride-sharing program.

When brands like Dunkin' Donuts and Taco Bell want to boost publicity and sales, they sometimes debut crazy culinary concoctions, like nacho or donut fries.

The Trump administration has proposed tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, including products that underpin the tech sector. CNN's Samuel Burke reports.

Facebook has removed a network of accounts and pages involved in what it called "coordinated inauthentic behavior." CNN's Drew Griffin reports.

Subscription service MoviePass is raising the price of its standard plan from $10 to $14.95 per month. Is it too little too late? CNNMoney's Frank Pallotta reports.

Late-night host Stephen Colbert addresses sexual misconduct allegations against CBS's Les Moonves.

StyleSeat CEO Melody McCloskey sits down with CNN's Laurie Segall to talk about the difficulties in raising money for a female-focused business, and why she put former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick on her board.

Residents of Nantucket are considering a proposal to genetically engineer the island's white-footed mice in order to curb Lyme disease.

Stitch Fix founder and CEO Katrina Lake launched the tech retail startup in business school with the mission of bringing a "personal stylist to your front door." Today, she's the youngest female CEO to take a company public.

On "CBS This Morning," correspondent Anna Werner gave a straightforward report on allegations of sexual misconduct against the company's CEO Les Moonves. It was much different from the personal tone used when covering allegations against former co-host Charlie Rose.

Sources tell Ronan Farrow that "60 Minutes" executive producer Jeff Fager enabled harassment and made unwanted advances. Fager denies the allegations. Farrow tells Brian Stelter about his reporting.

Tom Cruise learned to pilot a helicopter and performed many of his owns stunts for "Mission: Impossible - Fallout." Rick Damigella reports.

The FCC's actions against Sinclair have likely doomed its proposed takeover of Tribune. With Trump calling the decision "disgraceful," FCC commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel talks with Brian Stelter about the state of play and the president's public criticism.

"There is a cover-up" going on, Carl Bernstein says, but the details have yet to be determined. Bernstein joins Brian Stelter to discuss CNN's newest reporting about Michael Cohen's assertions about President Trump. He says "we have a lot to learn, and need to keep doing our reporting."