Jeff Fager, the veteran executive producer of "60 Minutes," is departing amid accusations of inappropriate conduct at the acclaimed newsmagazine. CNN's Brian Stelter reports.
CFRA Research's Lindsey Bell tells CNN's Richard Quest why she thinks economic growth and corporate earnings will slow next year, and where stocks are headed.
A Chinese startup that wants to rival Tesla has gone public in New York. Nio is attempting to take on Tesla in China, the world's biggest electric vehicle market. CNN's Matt Rivers reports.
Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin talks with CNN's Julia Chatterley about the huge rally and fall of cryptocurrency. He says the attention is driving development in technology.
Andrew Left, the founder of Citron Research, tells CNN's Julia Chatterley that replacing Elon Musk as Tesla CEO would have been "death to the company" six months ago but thinks now could be the right time.
The Carlyle Group's billionaire co-founder, David Rubenstein, weighs in on whether the U.S. is in danger of falling into recession, and the growing risks posed by emerging markets.
Carl Bernstein says that Bob Woodward's book "Fear" is "astonishing detail piled upon detail, of meetings, of memoranda." Bernstein says the level of detail and number of sources distinguishes "Fear" from past reporting about the president.
Sean Russell invested $120,000 into Bitcoin and watched it grow to nearly half a million dollars within a month. Then the market crashed and he lost 96% of his initial investment.
MIT has developed a system that allows robots to "see" and manipulate specific objects that they're seeing for the first time. The developers hope to see it one day in homes.
BlackRock's Kate Moore says despite trouble in emerging markets, investors should focus on earnings and fundamentals. She cautions that souring sentiment could become "a self-fulfilling prophecy."