Getting prices down could be complicated. Supply from Iran is already at two-year lows, and new U.S. sanctions on the country are set to go into effect in November.
Founder Jack Ma says a friendly partnership no longer exists between China and America.
Over the past three decades, about 800 workers have died from heat exposure; almost one in five worked in agriculture.
The effects of Hurricane Florence include downed power lines, which left the Carolinas and Virginia without power.
Questions loom about the new technology, like whether it has potential to keep travelers safe, or if it's just security theater.
Seasonal hiring likely to be so strong, employers will vie to fill jobs.
Global debt is on track to hit new highs this year.
We spoke with Grant Thornton economist Diane Swonk about the diary she kept throughout the financial crisis in 2008.
Tom Russo, former general counsel at Lehman Brothers and AIG, talked to us about how the fall of Lehman Brothers could have been stopped.
Hurricane Florence is expected to make landfall later this week.
