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Saudi Arabia is downplaying the need for OPEC to cut production, citing hopes that U.S. oil demand will jump next year under the new Trump administration's plans to grow the economy.

A strong dollar and rising interest rates are two major forces that could work against President-elect Donald Trump.

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Abu Dhabi's Mubadala thinks the economic outlook is good but worries about 9/11 lawsuits.

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Wells Fargo asked a court to force dozens of customers claiming to be impacted by the fake account scandal to resolve their claims quietly in closed-door arbitration instead of open court.

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China's biggest online travel agency is taking control of Skyscanner in a deal that values the U.K. startup at $1.7 billion.

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A wide range of global markets have surged by 20% or more from recent 2016 lows.

Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the TPP trade deal could benefit China and Russia while hurting America.

Tractor and construction equipment maker John Deere has been hurt by weak commodity prices as farmers around the world struggle. But the stock soared on a better outlook. Investors bet it will be a Trump infrastructure spending winner.

Big bank stocks are on fire since the election, even though Donald Trump took campaigned on an anti-Wall Street stance and even pushed for breaking up the biggest banks.

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President-elect Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that he's "seriously considering" Ben Carson as his housing and urban development secretary.

The Dow hit a new milestone of 19,000 just two weeks after Election Day. Wall Street is giddy about the prospects of more stimulus and less regulation under a President Trump and Republican Congress.

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About 6 in 10 Americans think Donald Trump's proposal to hand over control of his business to his children while he's president doesn't go far enough to prevent conflicts, according to a new CNN/ORC poll.

Wall Street seems to only focus on the Trump promises that could help stocks, like cutting taxes and rolling back regulation. Less business-friendly pledges like tearing up NAFTA, breaking up big banks and auditing the Federal Reserve have been largely ignored.

Facebook tumbled shortly after Donald Trump won the election. Fears of how he might treat big tech and accusations that fake news stories on Facebook helped Trump win hurt the stock. But Facebook has bounced back. Here's why.