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Spirit Halloween CEO Steven Silverstein explains why amidst the COVID-19 pandemic his company has opened the most pop-up Halloween stores in its history.

In the village of Yeli, China, two men have formed an unlikely team to improve their community. Sixteen years ago, Jia Haixia lost his eyesight. His best friend, Jia Wenqi, lost his arms as a child.

A fourth-grader without internet access at home was caught sitting outside his shuttered school doing homework. CNN spoke to him and his mother.

Startup Bottomless uses a connected scale to measure customers' coffee consumption and send automatic refills. Its co-founder explains how the pandemic has affected business.

Cutting through the noise of social media and figuring out what's true and false can be tough. These steps can make it easier.

Newlight Technologies has developed an innovative, biodegradable plastic alternative that can capture greenhouse gases and won't pollute our oceans. It's called AirCarbon.

The iPhone 12 has arrived, with 5G capability and camera and screen updates. Are these enough to justify the price tag?

When business slowed early in the pandemic, West Paw made masks for hospitals. Now, the company is back to its core business of making recyclable dog toys as demand rises.

Jitarth Jadeja found QAnon in 2017. The 32-year-old spent two years entrenched in the virtual cult. His biggest regret? Sharing the conspiracy theory with his father.

Torani makes flavored syrups used at many coffee shops. During the pandemic, the company initially struggled before finding growth in online and grocery sales.

It's no secret that the United States Postal Service has been losing money for a long time, but that's not entirely its fault. Here are the real reasons it's in the red.

CNN's Rachel Crane talks with astronauts Victor Glover and Shannon Walker. They'll be flying on NASA's Crew-1 mission, the next manned flight of SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft.

President Trump and Joe Biden both want to repeal Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, a law described as “the 26 words that created the internet." Here’s why.

Apple's Newton device made its public debut at CES in 1992. Marketed as a computer that fits in the palm of your hand, the device never fully took off.

CNN launched its website in 1995, bringing its promise of 24/7 news digital. Take a look at CNN's early "cyber news stand," as it was called then.

United Airlines executive chairman Oscar Munoz explains why the airline industry can expect to see lots of furloughs and payroll cuts up to 50% "for some time." Produced by John General Supervising

Austan Goolsbee, former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, warns that the economy faces significant speed bumps ahead.

As the list of companies offering flexible work schedules grows, the businesses and infrastructure that supported office workers in major cities could crumble.

CNN’s Jon Sarlin explains why just looking at the stock market at a time of mass unemployment isn’t good enough.

United Dwelling is converting garages into income-generating apartments in California.

Robert Reffkin, founder and CEO of Compass, is still bullish on New York City real estate despite the economic setbacks caused by the pandemic.

CrossFit CEO Eric Roza took the reins when the fitness company's former CEO Greg Glassman resigned after making controversial comments about the death of George Floyd.

Movie theater chains like AMC are reopening their doors with new safety measures and technology in place. CNN medical analyst Dr.

Elon Musk was preparing to take Tesla public in June 2010. Ten years later, Tesla has become the most valuable car company in the world.

Today, it's easy to share viral videos on Facebook, YouTube, or TikTok, but back in 2006, the phenomenon was just in its infancy.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon tells CNN Business’ Christine Romans how he expects the US economic recovery to look as well as his plans for the New York Jobs CEO Council, which seeks to create more

Video sharing app TikTok is experiencing record-setting growth. But now it could be banned in the US.

Long before there were fake accounts and fake news on Facebook, there were fake news stories planted in small print newspapers that eventually spread.

See the newly unveiled interior of Virgin Galactic's spaceship that will fly tourists to space for about $250,000 a ticket.