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Trouble for the online travel companies. They are all spending a lot on advertising and there's competition from the likes of Google and Airbnb.

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Japanese automakers already have huge factories in the U.S. that churn out millions of cars each year.

Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has plowed cash into everything from top American banks to Chinese tech startups. Now his empire is in trouble.

The Federal Reserve's top three officials -- Janet Yellen, Stanley Fischer and William Dudley -- have either left the central bank recently or are likely to leave soon.

Saudi Arabia's anti-corruption drive is aimed at supporting efforts to break the dependence on oil.

Pharmacy giant CVS will deliver drugs to your door by the next day starting in 2018. And it will deliver the same day in big cities. It's all part of a strategy to keep Amazon at bay.

China's richest sovereign wealth fund is teaming up with Goldman Sachs to invest at least $5 billion in mostly U.S. manufacturing, a person familiar with the matter told CNNMoney.

Paradise Papers: Leaked documents suggest that the private estate of Queen Elizabeth II invested in offshore funds.

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Qatar Airways is buying almost 10% of Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific as the state-owned Gulf carrier faces difficulties in some Middle Eastern markets.

President Trump hates trade deficits -- and he's visiting a region where the U.S. has a lot of them.

Saudi Arabia's Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has been arrested as part of an anti-corruption sweep in the kingdom.

For department stores, Amazon is once again playing the familiar role of the Grinch this holiday shopping season.

Bezos has not indicated why he sold the shares.

EN+, a sprawling industrial firm that specializes in aluminum production and hydro-electric power, is preparing to go public in London.

The latest jobs report showed that U.S. workers still aren't getting a healthy jump in wages. It's troubling economists as well. But some hope that growth may finally soon pick up -- especially if there is tax reform.

President Trump argues the GOP tax overhaul will "create tremendous success for companies." Yet some of America's most powerful business alliances are already trying to kill the bill.