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The new technology will let drivers do everything from ordering hot wings to booking a hotel room or reserving a table at Applebee's -- all without even having to pull over.

The last two decades have seen slew of corporate mergers, which often benefits the companies, but is leaving consumers with fewer options in the marketplace.

Randi Zuckerberg takes CNN Tech's Laurie Segall on a tour of Sue's Tech Kitchen, an interactive exhibit intended to make tech and science more approachable for kids.

Numerous claims on tax cuts made by President Trump and his economic team, adviser Gary Cohn and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, have turned out to be false. Under the Republican plans, not everybody will get a tax break, the deficit is expected to increase, and the wealthy, including Trump himself, will likely benefit.

Billy Bush sat down with "The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert and spoke about the New York Times' story that President Trump has privately questioned the authenticity of the "Access Hollywood" tape featuring Trump's crude comments about women.

Mushroom root and hemp may be the future of home construction as companies like Ecovative design new building materials.

Lamborghini unveils the new Urus to compete in the luxury SUV space. It will have a 650 horsepower V8 engine and seven driving modes.

President Trump, by signing two presidential proclamations, shrunk the size of two large national monuments in Utah. CNN's Bill Weir reports.

ABC News president James Goldston chastised his staff over Brian Ross' major error in reporting on former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.

CNN's Nic Robertson visits a town on the UK-Ireland border where Brexit could have a huge impact on small businesses and the daily lives of locals.

CVS's deal to buy Aetna for $69 billion could transform the health care industry, allowing customers to get more health care at the pharmacy. But it will need to clear a government regulatory review first.

There are still differences between the House and Senate tax plans that need to be resolved before it becomes law. Christine Romans breaks down the core of each plan and how they will affect businesses, health care and your wallet.

Facebook just unveiled Messenger Kids, a spinoff of the company's Messenger app that lets kids connect with contacts approved by their parents.

Billy Bush is reentering the public eye, and he's starting by sending a message to President Trump.

What's next for morning TV? Brian Stelter talks with CNN's Hadas Gold, The Hollywood Reporter's Marisa Guthrie and Vanity Fair's Sarah Ellison.

CNN senior media reporter Oliver Darcy discusses how ABC News investigative journalist Brian Ross's incorrect report triggered a market selloff and President Trump's Twitter response.

Bitcoin rises by $2000 in one day! Then it falls by just as much the very same day. Is the digital currency here to stay? Or a volatile, unproven and unbacked currency that's doomed to fail? Coindesk's Nolan Bauerie gives Richard his two cents.

London Stock Exchange CEO Xavier Rolet steps down. TCI Fund now wants LSE Chairman out as well. After a decade dodging six takeovers and merging three times, the LSE may finally be ripe for a transatlantic tie-up.

American Airlines has resolved its holiday pilot scheduling crisis. Earlier this week, the carrier was scrambling to find pilots to cover thousands of flights after a computer "glitch" inadvertently approved holiday time off for pilots during with the busy Christmas holiday.

Sasol may be one of Africa's biggest companies, but Co-CEO Bongani Nqwababa is ready to cut the company free from its core business, prepares firm for a world where U.S. shale oil dominates the global energy industry.