President-elect Donald Trump's pick for Commerce Secretary said the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement is one of the first -- if not the first -- things he will tackle during his first day in the job.
Some of Donald Trump's key appointments may need to address concerns about whether their business interests clash with their job priorities -- and they'll face rules that are a lot tougher than the ones that apply to their boss.
Steven Mnuchin, Donald Trump's Treasury secretary pick, says it's time for the government to unwind its ownership in mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Both stocks surged. But will the plan face Republican opposition?
Donald Trump held up Goldman Sachs as a villain during the presidential campaign, but now he's leaning on Goldman veterans to help him run the country in January.
Donald Trump's pick of Wilbur Ross to head the Commerce Department is a bit controversial. Ross is a so-called vulture investor who most recently has invested in troubled banks in the U.S. and Europe.
Donald Trump supporters erupted in praise for the president-elect's deal to save nearly 1,000 jobs at a Carrier factory in Indiana. Many liberals erupted in skepticism. How this is reported will be a key media test.
As OPEC meets Wednesday in Austria, it might be the cartel's last chance to hike oil prices before Donald Trump takes office and pushes for more U.S. energy production.
Societe Generale warned investors to "prepare for a serious hangover" following the end of the decade-long party in the debt markets. Borrowing costs are already on the rise and a stampede out of debt funds could be messy.
After Donald Trump's election, big banks such as Bank of America and UBS are bumping up their predictions for U.S. growth and stock market gains in the coming years.
When the President-elect is your neighbor, expect more security. That's not great news for iconic jewelery retailer Tiffany. Sales at its flagship 5th Avenue store near Trump Tower are hurting. But stores in the rest of the world shine bright.
Samsung Electronics says it will consider creating a holding company and listing on more international stock exchanges, moves that could be a huge windfall to investors.
