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Venezuela has been declared in default. One prominent government critic calls its debt "hunger bonds," and it's held by almost all major mutual funds in the United States.

Progress on a Pacific trade pact that President Trump left for dead could make it harder for the U.S. to sign bilateral deals and cost American firms business, experts say.

Beijing will let foreigners own banks and control investment firms in the world's second biggest economy.

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The digital currency gained as much as $920 on Monday, before losing some ground to trade near $6,500.

BP CEO Bob Dudley says Mideast tensions have added about $5 a barrel to oil but barring a shock, prices are likely to hold steady between $55 and $60 a barrel for the next couple of years.

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Russia could turn to the UAE to try to increase exports of its new large single-aisle airliner, the country's first of its size since the fall of the Soviet Union.

General Electric in such financial stress that it may soon do the unthinkable: cut its beloved dividend.

Singles Day -- which is bigger than Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined -- is starting to expand beyond China.

Recreational weed sales will become legal in Canada by July 2018, the government says.

Alan Greenspan has a message for President Trump and Congress: Now isn't the time for massive tax cuts.

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The Dow fell almost 250 points on Thursday, on track for its worst day since early September.

Roku shined in its earnings debut.

At a critical time for Venezuela, the Treasury Department moves against 10 officials after recent elections are deemed a fraud.