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November 10 2020, 08:00
Mink farms across Europe are raising alarm over the mutated coronavirus among the animals. Denmark is taking no chances by ordering to cull five million mink. However, some scientists argue the fear over the mutation is overblown. CNN's Isa Soares reports.
November 10 2020, 08:00
McDonald's plan to boost sales includes launching a new crispy chicken sandwich and improving its drive-thru and delivery services.
November 10 2020, 08:00
It's been a long time since General Motors has been a hot stock for investors. Electric vehicles could turn it into one.
November 10 2020, 08:00
The European Union is moving ahead with tariffs on $4 billion worth of US goods. But it also wants to end a series of bitter trade disputes and reboot its relationship with the United States as a new administration prepares to take power in Washington.
November 10 2020, 08:00
Is Rupert Murdoch's media empire turning on Trump?
November 09 2020, 08:00
The Chinese government on Monday sidestepped questions on when it would congratulate United States President-elect Joe Biden on his election victory, with a Foreign Ministry spokesman saying only that China would act in "accordance with international practice."
November 09 2020, 08:00
If you take a walk through the forests of Australia's east coast, you might come across the greater glider -- a possum-sized marsupial with big ears and a long furry tail, that glides from tree to tree.
November 09 2020, 08:00
Japan formally declared Crown Prince Akishino heir to the throne on Sunday, after his elder brother Emperor Naruhito became monarch last year following their father's abdication.
November 09 2020, 08:00
CNN's Nic Robertson takes a look at how the world reacts to Joe Biden's win over Donald Trump in the 2020 US presidential election.
November 09 2020, 08:00
Richard Branson, the thrill-seeking British billionaire, founded Virgin Galactic in 2004 on the promise that a privately developed spacecraft would make it possible for hundreds of people to become astronauts, no NASA training required. And if a 2,500-mile-per-hour ride to the edge of space sounded off-putting, Branson also pledged to take the journey himself before letting paying customers on board.