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SeaWorld's first park outside the U.S. will be in Abu Dhabi.

Federal regulators slapped Wells Fargo with sanctions on Tuesday after the troubled bank failed to come up with an acceptable plan to dismantle itself in the event of a bankruptcy.

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Exxon would reap big benefits from lifting sanctions on Russia. Rex Tillerson, a lifetime Exxon man, would be in a position to make that happen as Trump's secretary of state.

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De Beers, the world's top diamond company, blames India's cash ban for a slowdown in global sales

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Italy's biggest bank plans to raise nearly $14 billion and slash thousands of jobs to shore up its finances.

Donald Trump made the announcement Monday night, hours after postponing a press conference at which he had promised to talk about his plans to try to avoid potential conflicts of interest.

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro announced Monday evening he would close the country's border with Colombia as the country transitions to new currency bills.

Donald Trump, who ran as an outsider and vilified Goldman Sachs during the campaign, is adding another veteran of the powerful Wall Street firm to his administration.

Oil hit its highest price in 2016 Monday, but history shows that OPEC almost always cheats on its deals to cut oil production.

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Lockheed Martin stock falls after Donald Trump tweeted that he thought the cost of the company's F-35 fighter jet was too high. The attack comes shortly after Trump blasted Boeing for Air Force One's costs.

Donald Trump's has put every CEO in America on alert with his tweetes. But expert negotiators say the key is to figure out what Trump really wants and engage quickly with him.

It may not have just been fake bank and credit card accounts. Now there are allegations that Wells Fargo customers were sold Prudential insurance products they didn't want.