January 24, 2017: Earnings, earnings, and more earnings (Sprint, Verizon, and Alibaba.com). And, which New York Times editor is going to Google?

Dr. Joel Myers, Founder, President and Chairman of AccuWeather talks the unmatched accuracy of AccuWeather forecasting. Lilliana Vazquez, Host and Executive Producer of 'Office Hours' series has advice for women on the rise, and Marina Khidekel from Women's Health Magazine reveals the 'Wellthies...

May 5, 2017: Uber faces criminal probe over Greyball, Square rolls out debit card, and YouTube leans into original programming. With GQ, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), The Daily Caller, Choice Hotels, and more.

January 23, 2017: Samsung Mobile reveals Note 7 findings, and McDonald's releases earnings.

Washington Examiner breaks down Donald Trump Jr.'s Russian email scandal. Cannabis Now explains why Sin City is running out of weed. Automobile Magazine explains why France wants its auto industry to go 100% electric by 2040.

May 4, 2017: Neil deGrasse Tyson joins us! Also, Apple plans $1 billion manufacturing fund, and Verizon strikes deal with the NFL. With Investigation Discovery, Popular Science, Major League Soccer (MLS), Entrepreneur, Science Is Awesome, Overtime, The Kicker, Akbar Gbajabiamila, and more.

January 20, 2017: Live from Washington, D.C., Donald J. Trump is getting sworn in as 45th president of the United States.

Could Amazon Prime soon become more popular than cable? Also, MSNBC's viewership surges, but Fox News maintains lead. With The Daily Beast, High Times, Engadget, Android Central, Advertising Age, and more.

May 3, 2017: "Your Cheddar" with Ally: Personal finance tips. Also, Apple reports strong earnings and Twilio plunges on Uber concerns. With High Times, Motor Trend, Automobile Magazine, Marcus Lemonis, Beth Kobliner, Quicken, Broke Millennial, DEFY Media's Andy Signore, and more.

January 19, 2017: We recap Netflix's strong earnings, Mattel picks former Google exec as CEO, and Google acquires most of Twitter's developer products.

Could Samsung overtake Apple as the world's most profitable tech firm? Also, Tesla registrations in California drop significantly and the FAA offers registration fee refunds to drone operators. With The Daily Beast, MOTHERBOARD, High Times, LiveScience, and more.

May 2, 2017: Airbnb settles lawsuit with San Francisco, IAC buys Angie's List, and say goodbye to these Apple Watch apps. With Bleacher Report, Rockets Are Cool, Opposition Report, Android Central, Congressman Charlie Crist, and more.

January 18, 2017: Jerry Seinfeld ditches Crackle for Netflix, and the FTC files antitrust lawsuit against Qualcomm.

Another successful SpaceX launch. Also, Volvo Cars acquires flying car startup, and Uber's self-driving trucks get a makeover. With VICE, Popular Science, Motor Trend, Diply, and more.

May 1, 2017: Orange Is the New Black leaks online, Coca-Cola's new CEO starts, and Yik Yak shuts down. With Motor Trend, Crosswalk.com, The Daily Beast, Inc. Magazine, and more.

January 17, 2017: Earnings season kicks into high gear, and World Economic Forum kicks off in Davos, Switzerland.

We're joined by Adam Grant and The Wharton School for the top personal finance tips. Then, stick around for Opening Bell, with New York Magazine, Scientific American, David's Bridal, Love Stories TV, AIG, and more.

April 28, 2017: Our Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft earnings roundup. Also, Uber self-driving vehicles head Anthony Levandowski takes smaller role amid Waymo lawsuit. With GQ, Rooster Teeth, Shazam, RYOT, and more.

January 13, 2017: Pandora to cut workforce by seven percent in Q1. And, Snapchat introduces universal search bar for iOS and Android.

In rare, transparent step, Apple publishes AI research paper. Also, Snap reportedly in talks to buy augmented-reality firm Cimagine. Cheddar brings you the latest in tech, business, and media.

Microsoft plans reorganization, Dropbox eyes an IPO, and Elon Musk puts Model 3 production into high gear. With Cannabis Now Magazine, Entrepreneur, The Young Turks, Washington Examiner, and Accenture.

April 27, 2017: FCC plans on killing net neutrality, Samsung posts highest profits in three years, and we break down Under Armour and Nintendo earnings. With Rockets Are Cool, ESL, Engadget, Automobile Magazine, Inc. Magazine, iSpot.tv, and more.

January 12, 2017: We preview tonight's big Nintendo Switch event. And, Snap hires former state department official Rick Stengel.

December 23, 3016 : Uber brings its fleet of self-driving cars to Arizona. Also, employee accuses Google of censoring its workforce.