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Vacation like a duchess at Chatsworth

Fancy being neighbors to a duke and duchess? At Chatsworth Estate in England, this is a reality for holiday-goers who stay in luxury cottages nestled in the sprawling countryside.

How smart is Apple’s HomePod? We put it to the test

Apple’s new HomePod aims to compete with other smart speakers like the Amazon Echo or Google Home. How does it measure up? CNN Tech puts it to the test.

Food, fuel and flights: How Qatar may suffer

It may be the biggest political crisis in the Middle East in years. Several Arab countries decided to sever ties with Qatar. CNN’s Muhammad Lila explains.

This electronic cannon disables drones

This anti-drone defense system is designed to detect, track and disrupt drones. FAA is currently evaluating it for use at major US airports.

Munger on Trump: ‘Stark raving mad’

Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger says Donald Trump’s puffery make him unsuitable to be President.

Watch this 3D printer print makeup

Mink is 3D printer that print out eyeshadows, powders and lipsticks in any color you can find online. Laurie Segall reports.

Mark Zuckerberg stands his ground during year of crises

In an exclusive interview, Mark Zuckerberg tells CNN’s Laurie Segall why, despite a year of negative headlines, he thinks Facebook can still be a force for good.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Senate testimony in two minutes

Here are the highlights from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s Congressional testimony on privacy issues and election meddling.

The man who builds LEGO for a living

Duncan Titmarsh is the UK’s only certified professional LEGO builder, creating world records using hundreds of thousands of bricks.

Go aboard a $47M, 187-foot mega-yacht

The Lady Linda can accommodate 12 guests in six luxurious suites, including one with his-and-hers bathrooms and a separate office.

Volkswagen’s electric concept bus is far out, man

Volkswagen introduces its new concept bus, the I.D. Buzz, at this year’s Pebble Beach auto show. This electric bus with autonomous aspirations plans to hit your local dealership in 2022.

YouTube could change forever thanks to new EU rules

The European Parliament has approved a new directive that aims to protect copyrighted content on the internet, but critics argue it will limit free speech. Here’s what’s at stake for internet users worldwide.

Inside luxury wine cellars

Private wine rooms not only provide optimal climate for storing precious bottles but they can become focal points of luxury home interiors and wine tasting venues.

Top Apple exec: Apple TV is going to revolutionize TV

CNNMoney’s Brian Stelter talks to Apple Senior Vice President of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue about whether the tech giant is looking to create content and if Apple TV can ever replace your cable box.

Papa John’s is losing the pizza wars. Big time.

The founder and public face of Papa John’s has resigned in scandal, but the company’s troubles don’t stop there. Here’s why Papa John’s hasn’t kept up with Domino’s and Pizza Hut.

Apple Watch app controls hearing aids

Hearing aids from ReSound can be fine-tuned from your Apple Watch or iPhone and used as a bluetooth headset for music.

This flying hotel can be yours for $74,000 an hour

Here’s a rare look inside Deer Jet’s new Dream Jet. It’s a modified 787 Dreamliner, and the interior is as extravagant as the price to rent.

A Gentleman’s Guide to cocktails

Derrick Turner is the head bartender at Harding’s. He says gentlemen should keep it simple and classy when ordering up their favorite drink.

Look inside millionaires’ home theaters

High-end home theaters offer equal, or often better viewing experience for movies, TV, music and sports events than commercial cinemas.

Faraday Future unveils first production car

The mysterious electric car startup Faraday Future has finally unveiled its flagship vehicle FF 91.

Greed is good — and it’s back at Goldman

Business is booming at Goldman Sachs and it’s rewarding employees with average compensation of nearly $130,000 for the first quarter. Nice work if you can get it.

What happens when a pension fund runs out of money?

The fate of 273,000 union workers’ and retirees’ benefits is in the hands of Ken Feinberg, who has been tapped to review the Central States Pension Fund’s proposed cuts.

Review: ‘Better Late than Never’ hits the road with senior stars

Brian Lowry reviews NBC’s ‘Better Late than Never’ starring Henry Winkler, William Shatner, Terry Bradshaw, and George Foreman.

Why billionaires flock to Idaho in July: The Sun Valley c…

Tim Cook, Rupert Murdoch, Chris Christie, Sheryl Sandberg – what do they all have in common? The Sun Valley conference. Brian Stelter travels to Idaho to get as close to the secretive meetings as possible.

Are you a Rolex or a Patek?

Many Rolex collectors want a watch to demonstrate their success, where Patek Philippe fans often prefer a more subdued time piece.

Japan’s ever-evolving vending machines

They sell everything from a hot meal to fresh fruit. See how these vending machines are made and maintained.

How Uber destroyed the NYC cab market

CNN’s Jon Sarlin explains how Uber moved into the biggest market in the country and defeated the formidable yellow cab industry.

Why Robin Williams’ son hangs out behind bars

Zak Williams, son of Robin Williams, is co-teaching a financial literacy class at San Quentin State Prison with an inmate who goes by ‘Wall Street’

Behind the British Airways tech meltdown

The head of British Airways’ parent company explains to CNNMoney’s Richard Quest how human error led to the power disruption that affected 75,000 passengers.

For-profit colleges explained

The government is cracking down on for-profit colleges for peddling costly diplomas and false promises to low-income students. Christine Romans explains how for-profit colleges work.

Google Lens makes your camera smarter than you

On Wednesday, Google announced several Google Photos updates and unveiled Google Lens, which lets your phone’s camera interpret people, places, and things in the pictures you take.

This suit will give you superhuman strength

Lockheed Martin’s Fortis exoskeleton makes 30-pound items weightless. Laurie Segall reports.

Gousto uses data to predict what you want for dinner

UK-based Gousto delivers ingredients and recipes to your door.

Inside Tesla’s enormous battery factory

Tesla is building a massive factory in Nevada to produce lithium ion batteries for its electric vehicles. Go inside the facility that, when completed, will have the largest ground footprint of any building in the world.

Microsoft and Google ads take on Apple

The latest commercials from Microsoft and Google highlight Apple users most frustrating experiences.

Why is Kodak making a smartphone?

Samuel Burke takes a look at the Kodak Ektra, the camera-maker’s first endeavor into the smartphone market. While the phone is thick, it packs a 21-megapixel camera into a retro-styled body.

See Rolls-Royce’s first SUV

Luxury automaker Rolls Royce unveiled its first SUV, the Cullinan. Customers can get their hands on it at the end of 2018.

$28M eco-friendly explorer mega yacht

Safira combines the technical capabilities of a commercial exploration vessel with green technologies and the luxuries of a super yacht.

Inside the world’s largest solar plant

The world’s largest solar thermal power plant is now online in California and can provide enough power for 140,000 homes.

Your Money Your Vote: Battleground States

Poppy Harlow travels to three critical swing states — Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio — to talk with voters about their personal economy. How will their wallets affect their pick for president of the United States.

Where is Trump’s crackdown on ‘hedge fund guys?…

On the campaign trail, Donald Trump promised to raise taxes on “hedge fund guys.” Now, the House and Senate tax plans stand at odds with Trump’s promised crackdown.

Inside Michael Jordan’s Chicago compound

Michael Jordan’s 56,000 square-foot estate in Highland Park, Ill., has features like a regulation basketball court where the Hall of Famer used to play.

This shocking farm video forced change at McDonald’s

McDonald’s and Tyson Foods fired a chicken supplier after an animal rights group accused the farm of abuse.

America’s top retailers in trouble

Macy’s is closing more stores. It’s the latest sign of how tough it is for companies like JCPenney, Sears and Kohl’s to compete with Amazon and bargain retailers.

This company could power the world for 65 billion years

Nuclear fusion is the ‘silver bullet’ energy solution, but making it work is a near impossible task.

Toyota’s brand new 2014 Corolla

The Toyota Corolla, which hasn’t been redesigned in many years is getting an updated, sleeker look and a “smart” gearbox to appeal to American buyers.

Sex, Drugs & Silicon Valley

A CNNMoney exclusive look at how Silicon Valley is optimizing their relationships and brains through polyamory, swinging, smart drugs and psychedelics.

The rush for vertical mergers, explained

With AT&T’s recent acquisition of CNN parent Time Warner, the doors are now open for vertical mergers across industries. CNN’s Jon Sarlin explains why companies are anxious to join forces and data.

Subaru’s crash avoidance tech ranks first

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety released the results of its first crash avoidance test for several car models. Both the Subaru Outback and Legacy received the highest ratings, while the Infiniti JXF performed the poorest.

Red Bull sponsors this guy to play chess

Hikaru Nakamura is the only chess player in the world sponsored by Red Bull. CNNMoney’s Vanessa Yurkevich plays the chess grandmaster and finds out why.

Why Americans are ditching American beer

For years, domestic beers have been losing popularity with US consumers, while wine and liquor sales rise. CNNMoney’s Paul La Monica explains why interest in American beers may be falling flat.

The truth about the retail apocalypse

There were a record number of store closings in 2017. But in that same year low-price and premium retailers saw strong sales. So is the hype about the retail apocalypse overblown? CNNMoney’s Paul R. La Monica explains why the industry isn’t struggling as much as you think.

Jack Ma: President Trump must work with China

In an exclusive interview with CNN, Chinese billionaire Jack Ma said if US president-elect Donald Trump doesn’t work with China ‘it’s going to be a disaster’.

Our ride in a self-driving Uber

Uber is testing out autonomous cars in Pittsburgh with “safety drivers” in the front seat.

ABC cancels ‘Roseanne’ after racist tweets

ABC has canceled “Roseanne” after Roseanne Barr, one of ABC’s biggest stars, went on a racist Twitter rant.

Driving a 100 year-old steam car

The 1913 Stanley Steamer car takes almost 45 minutes to start up but it’s quite a treat to drive.

US trade with China, explained

President Trump is imposing tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports to the US, heightening fears about a trade war between the world’s two biggest economies. CNNMoney’s Vanessa Yurkevich explains what your life could look like if Chinese products get more expensive.

Inside Budweiser’s largest brewery

Take a look at how Anheuser-Busch Inbev brews and bottles dozens of brands of beer at its massive St. Louis brewery, in operation for over a century.

SpaceX Crew Dragon astronauts from space: It was an ‘exciting’ ride

Veteran NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley arrived at the International Space Station aboard SpaceX’s Crew Dragon. They speak to CNN Business’ Rachel Crane from the ISS about the launch, spacewalks and the journey home. Producer: Bronte Lord Supervising Producer: Logan Whiteside #CNN #NASA #SpaceX CNN Business brings you the latest news about the… Continue reading SpaceX Crew Dragon astronauts from space: It was an ‘exciting’ ride

Watch a CNN reporter get hacked

CNN tech reporter Donie O’Sullivan thought he was being safe on social media. Watch social engineer & SocialProof Security CEO Rachel Tobac prove him very, very wrong. Produced by Samantha Guff, Richa Naik, and John General Senior Producer: Logan Whiteside Reporter: Donie O’Sullivan #CNN #Cybersecurity #SocialEngineering CNN Business brings you the latest news about the… Continue reading Watch a CNN reporter get hacked

For $23 million, you can be Donald Trump’s Neighbor

Donald Trump uses the landmark Trump Tower on 5th Avenue for campaigning and press junkets, but he also calls the top three floors home. CNNMoney’s Vanessa Yurkevich goes inside to find out what it’s like to live so close to the presidential hopeful.

These are the most memorable 2018 Super Bowl ads

From Amazon’s Alexa losing her voice to Bud Light’s Bud Knight, here are some of the most memorable commercials from the 2018 Super Bowl.

What the heck is OPEC?!

About one third of the world’s oil — 30 million barrels a day — comes from OPEC. Nina dos Santos explains the purpose of the Organization of Oil Exporting Countries and how OPEC decisions affect you.

Living in a converted gas station

Robert Guthrie turned an old gas station just outside the French Quarter in New Orleans into a modern living space.

Where would you put your money: China or India?

Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi, two dynamic leaders at the helm of the world’s two most populous nations are set to meet in May, during Modi’s first state visit to China. Ahead of the summit, CNN’s Kristie Lu Stout sits down with Infosys China CEO Rangarajan R. Vellamore, China India Institute Managing Partner Haiyan Wang… Continue reading Where would you put your money: China or India?

Inside Apple’s new ritzy Manhattan store

Apple restored a 1920s bank for its new location on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, one of the most expensive neighborhoods in America.

John Oliver slams Trump’s ‘sacrifices’

“Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver calls Donald Trump “a damaged, sociopathic narcissist” for disrespecting the Muslim parents of a fallen U.S. soldier.

Watch these colorblind people see color

Enchroma makes glasses designed to bring color to the colorblind.

How mall Santas are made

Spreading Christmas cheer is serious business, so Santas head to Santa University every year to brush up on their skills. CNNMoney gives you a glimpse at how the holiday magic is made.

Here’s how Wells Fargo workers created fake accounts

Former Wells Fargo bankers tell CNNMoney’s Cristina Alesci how they tricked customers and opened fraudulent accounts.

Corporations halt donations to GOP who voted to overturn elections

Some of America’s biggest companies are suspending donations to Republican Congress members who objected to the Electoral College’s votes. The growing list of those corporations, including BlueCross BlueShield, Citigroup (C), Commerce Bank and Marriott (MAR), comes after a pro-Trump mob breached the US Capitol last Wednesday to fight against the ceremonial counting of electoral votes… Continue reading Corporations halt donations to GOP who voted to overturn elections

I’m black and I’m a member of the 1%

In the U.S. today, the average African-American household owns just 6 cents for every $1 of wealth held by the typical white household, and blacks make up just 1.7% of the top 1% of wealthy Americans. But there are black members of the 1% who are working to change that. Tanzina Vega investigates the historical… Continue reading I’m black and I’m a member of the 1%

How Instagram can make or break a restaurant

One viral menu item can make a restaurant famous on Instagram — and massively boost business. Here’s how the app is changing the way we eat out.

China ends one-child policy

China will allow two children for every couple in an effort to counter its aging population and boost its workforce.

Does a shotgun silencer actually work?

Gun silencers have been around since the early 1900s. However, the world’s first shotgun suppressor is now available on the gun rack, thanks to a company called SilencerCo from Salt Lake City, Utah.

Extreme frequent fliers

There’s a whole community of people who fly just to rack up miles and get elite status.

Inside a high-tech swingers party

In the Valley, swingers parties have gone high-tech — there are no more keys, instead there are apps to show you your options before you’ve walked through the door.

A history of oil’s booms and busts

From the West Coast Gasoline Famine of 1920, which brought horses back into style, to the Arab oil embargo, Christine Romans has a look at the biggest boom and busts of the last century. Oil’s wild ride is definitely not for the faint of heart.

Pastor on Ashley Madison commits suicide

After his name was released in the Ashley Madison hack, Baptist leader John Gibson committed suicide. His wife and children speak with CNNMoney’s Laurie Segall.

My father gave all his money to mail scams

Much to his shock, Rob Collins discovered his father was giving most of his monthly income to phony sweepstakes and bogus psychics. The scams varied, but many of them were processed by the same company, PacNet.

Late night reacts to Comey firing

Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel and Trevor Noah responded to President Trump’s sudden dismissal of FBI Director James Comey.

Small SUVs struggle in crash test

Five SUVs including the Hyundai Tuscon, Ford Escape, Kia Sportage, Buick Encore and Jeep Patriot earned poor ratings in a tough new crash test.

Canada bans “meal replacement” Soylent

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency banned the sale of Soylent in the country after determining the product did not meet the requirements of a “meal replacement”.

Homeless Millionaire Poker Player

Poker pro Faraz Jaka has accolades to his name and millions in earnings. He’s also homeless, and chooses to couch surf around the world, living out of two small carry-on bags.

Inside the new 1 World Trade Center

CNNMoney gets a preview of what the new 1 World Trade Center building will look like when it opens at the end of 2014.

Priscilla Chan is trying to change the fate of an entire generation

Priscilla Chan and her husband, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, have pledged 99% of their wealth to the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, or CZI, which aims “to advance human potential and promote equality for all children in the next generation.”

Mark Zuckerberg’s awkward afternoon with Morgan Freeman

Mark Zuckerberg introduced Jarvis, his new AI assistant with the voice of Morgan Freeman, from the comforts of his own home.

Top PR nightmares: What went wrong

CNNMoney takes a look at three of the biggest PR crises in recent history and how the companies involved in them handled the fallouts.

Here’s how Chipotle got 500 people sick

Chipotle dealt with multiple foodborne illness outbreaks, including E. coli, in 2015. Cristina Alesci looks at where it all started, and where things now stand.

The Donald Trump market rally continues

Stocks have historically gone down the day after Election Day. But the market rose the day after Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton, a reaction few expected. And the rally continues.

Wells Fargo scandal explained

2 million fake accounts, 5,300 employees fired, $185 million in fines. Christine Romans explains the Wells Fargo fake accounts debacle.

$500,000 watch: it’s complicated

Complicated mechanical watches tell more than just what time it is. But extra features come at a steep price.

Why does the gender wage gap still exist?

Almost 10 years after President Obama signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, women still make less than men. CNN’s Vanessa Yurkevich speaks with Ledbetter and looks at why we still have a long way to go.

MoviePass CEO on how $10/month movies is possible

MoviePass lets theater-goers pay $10 a month to see almost unlimited movies in theaters. What’s the catch? CEO Mitch Lowe tells CNNMoney’s Frank Pallotta that it’s all about data.

Watch the Tesla Model S crash tests

After the Model S won MotorTrend’s Car of the Year and got a fantastic review from Consumer Reports, it aced the government’s crash tests and Tesla is making a profit.

GDPR, explained

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation aims to put online data back in the hands of users. Companies like Amazon, Google, Apple, and Facebook will be required to give their EU customers more control over their personal information.

Why the Clinton Foundation is so controversial

The Clinton Foundation aims to fix the world’s big problems, but has caused serious ones for Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail. Both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have criticized it… and the Foundation’s own admitted mistakes haven’t helped. Cristina Alesci looks at the controversy.

Tavi Gevinson is a 19 year-old Anna Wintour

She started a fashion blog at age 11 and by 14 was a darling of the fashion industry. Now, Tavi Gevinson is the Editor of Rookie Magazine. CNNMoney’s Brian Stelter sits down to find out what else the young media mogul is working on.

How to make an Oscar statue

The Chicago company that has made the statues for over 30 years takes CNNMoney inside their factory to show us what goes into the 8.5 pound, 13.5 inch Oscar.

Jeff Bezos launches a rocket…and lands it

Jeff Bezos talks to CNN’s Rachel Crane about the successful launch and landing of his Blue Origin rocket — something competitors Elon Musk and Richard Branson have yet to achieve. Follow us behind the scenes on Instagram: http://bit.ly/1joQsvQ Facebook: http://on.fb.me/WnKErs Twitter: http://bit.ly/1joQB2u Visit: http://cnnmon.ie/1qkonFs