Training the Street's Scott Rostan says the possible $85 billion deal will create a domino effect where other deals in the sector are going to occur.

CEO Greg Creed explains how Yum! Brands cracked China, a market where other companies have failed.

Lahren: "The best way to reach everyone is to go straight to Facebook Live."

Recode's Jason Del Rey says Amazon's move is an attempt to bring western brands into China.

Russolillo, who donated a kidney to his mother-in-law in June, will participate in Sunday's New York City Marathon.

Silicon Valley has been hit by a wave of issues around its questionable culture and lack of diversity. Alicia Tillman, CMO at SAP says equality is the path to success. She believes a fair company culture starts at the top with the CEO. She talks about what it'll take to make equality a reality.

Jon and Kristen announce our new afternoon show, which airs weekdays at 3 pm on Twitter, and tease another big announcement for Wednesday.

Our own Hope King, who tried the Touch Bar at an event in New York City, called the feature "a good compromise" between no touch functionality and a full touchscreen.

In 2010, five percent of WWE's revenues came from digital. Today, that number has jumped to roughly 30 percent, Barrios says.

The Blaze's Tomi Lahren, one of the show's debut night hosts gives us the full story.

The new vertical provides real-time data from 100 global exchanges.

Tom Glocer discusses the future of the financial news landscape