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Ford gets ready to stop making cars and Deutsche Bank plans to close up shop in U.S. and Asia. Corporate Makeovers gone wrong?

From trade fears to geopolitical issues around the globe, CNNMoney's Richard Quest explains why the market is both exhausted and exhausting.

Fast food chain Subway could close 500 stores in the US, but it expects to open 1,000 worldwide.

Ford is cutting the Fiesta, Taurus, Fusion and the regular Focus from its portfolio. The only passenger car models Ford plans to keep on the market in North America are the Mustang and the upcoming Ford Focus Active.

Snapchat's stock has been sinking lately, but the company hopes an updated version of its Spectacles will draw users back to the app.

President Trump attacked his Department of Justice again in an interview with Fox News.

Real estate prices posted an annual gain of 6.3% in February, and have been rising continuously for the past 70 months. Christine Romans explains why home prices are on an epic run.

As a child, Richard Branson suffered from dyslexia and struggled in school. Branson never thought he would go on to be the billionaire founder of the Virgin Group.

Joy Reid and her network, MSNBC, have employed a cybersecurity consultant to prove that homophobic posts that appeared on her blog were the work of hackers.

White House press secretary responds to question from CNN's Jim Acosta on whether the White House is a champion of a free press.

Kyle Bass tells CNNMoney's Richard Quest why investors are worried company profits may have peaked as wages rise.

NYSE trader Jonathan Corpina tells CNNMoney's Richard Quest why concerns about trade with China and inflation are causing investors to take a step back.

With oil prices rising, hedge fund manager Kyle Bass tells CNNMoney's Richard Quest why he thinks oil prices will keep climbing.

Google is rolling out updates to Gmail that include disappearing messages, suspicious email warnings, and a snooze button. Here's how they work.

Hulu surprised many with its Emmy win for "The Handmaid's Tale." CNNMoney's Frank Pallotta explains what the streaming service will need to do now to catch up with Netflix and Amazon.

Mozaico is an e-commerce website that specializes in customized mosaics for homeowners, religious institutions and commercial clients.

Glamour magazine gets a makeover, relaunching with an exposé on women and their relationship... with MONEY. New Editor-in-Chief Samantha Barry is in the C-Suite with Richard Quest.

Facebook reveals just how revealing your pictures can be. For the first time, find out just what ARE Facebook's standards.

CNNMoney's Peter Valdes-Dapena takes a look at the 2018 Nissan Leaf which starts at $29,990 and can go for about 150 miles on a single charge.

Wall Street was disappointed by earnings from Caterpillar, Coca-Cola, and United Technologies. CNN's Richard Quest explains why the Dow is having its longest losing streak in more than a year.