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The Trump administration is talking tough on Iran. Who would be hurt if it reimposes sanctions?

Famed investor Mike Novogratz says he has 10% of his own money in Bitcoin, Ether and other plays in the digital currency and Blockchain space. He calls it the 'best investment of his life.'

Verizon has a lot on its plate. The Yahoo deal still hasn't closed. And now the company is facing even tougher competition from Sprint and T-Mobile. But there is good news. Verizon's unlimited data plan may stop the bleeding.

Klaus Kleinfeld, the former CEO of Alcoa spin-off Arconic, is out of a job after writing an odd letter to hedge fund manager Paul Singer. Kleinfeld mocked Singer for his behavior at the 2006 World Cup -- and sent him a soccer ball.

Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan told CNN the bank doesn't plan to expand its review of accounts, despite a report from its own board that found evidence the scandal goes back to 2002.

President Trump is focusing his job-creation efforts on making the federal government buy more U.S.-made goods and hiring more U.S. workers. But he hasn't focused much on job training, the key ingredient many economists say the economy needs.

Advance orders for the Galaxy S8 top one million in South Korea, a record for Samsung's home market.

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Verizon and Yahoo are waiting until nearly the last possible moment to close their deal.

Last week, a United passenger was dragged of a plane when he refused to give up his seat. The airline made another apology in its latest earnings report.

Exxon, BP and Shell all want President Trump to stay in the Paris climate agreement. That's because they all produce natural gas, which has emerged as a winner over coal from the environmental deal.

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Venezuela's economy continues to spiral out of control as anti-government protests ramp up this week with a mega march set for Wednesday.

The U.K. snap election will not stop Brexit. If anything, it could make it more painful for the British economy.

Stock news this week: Bank earnings galore; Big muscle cars; Will Trump call China a currency manipulator?

The pound swung wildly on Tuesday after Prime Minister Theresa May called for early elections.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence says American companies face too many barriers in South Korea.

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U.S. life insurer Fidelity & Guaranty said late Monday that it has killed a deal to be bought by the acquisitive Chinese firm Anbang for $1.6 billion.

South Korean prosecutors said Monday that they have indicted Lotte Group Chairman Shin Dong-bin on bribery charges.