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London's main stock market index -- the FTSE 100 -- is on a record-breaking run.

Wells Fargo said it was in talks with the CFPB about its fake account problem as early as March 2016 -- six months before shareholders were told.

Wells Fargo ditched the notorious "cross-selling" term on Friday, attempting to turn the page on the biggest banking scandal in recent years.

JPMorgan Chase reported solid earnings for the fourth quarter and CEO Jamie Dimon seemed to think that even better times lie ahead following the election of Donald Trump. Dimon expects 'good, rational and thoughtful policy decisions.'

Chinese exports fell 2% in 2016, the biggest drop in years. Analysts see little chance of improvement.

In an order worth about $11 billion, Boeing is going to supply another 100 of its 737 Max 8 jets to budget airline SpiceJet.

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After a humbling fall from grace, the CEO of smartphone maker Xiaomi admits that the company "pushed ahead too fast."

The U.S. federal workforce rose by 130,000 under President Obama. Trump vows to cut it, but the real issue has been the explosion of contract workers. Will he cut those too?

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The Federal Reserve's all powerful committee is poised for a major shake up as positions remain open and regional presidents are retiring.

Delta CEO Ed Bastian told CNBC that the post-election rise in consumer confidence helped the airline's profits.

A Massachusetts judge ordered Exxon on Wednesday to hand over more than four decades of the company's climate change research.

The maker of Ding Dongs, Ho Hos and other iconic snacks fell on hard times a few years ago. But Hostess has emerged from bankruptcy with new owners and a focus on gluttony. Investors love it. Twinkies ice cream, anyone?

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China has put an end to bitcoin's euphoric start to the year. The digital currency has plunged more than 30% since last week.

Samsung Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong has been summoned for questioning over suspicions including bribery, prosecutors said Wednesday.

Critics of Rex Tillerson pounded on Wednesday when he categorically denied that ExxonMobil lobbied against sanctions placed on Russia that disrupted his former company's big bet on oil deposits in the Russian Arctic.

President-elect Donald Trump reiterated his threat on Wednesday to hit companies with a "big border tax."

Rex Tillerson evaded questions during Thursday's secretary of state confirmation hearings about whether Exxon tried to silence climate change research during his time with the oil giant.