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Economic Development Minister Alexey Ulyukayev has been detained on allegations he took a $2 million bribe to help push through a major oil deal.

Five months after the Brexit vote, the U.K. government is still struggling to formulate a plan to leave the European Union, according to a leaked memo.

Donald Trump's surprise victory has flipped financial markets upside down. Longtime darlings like tech stocks are struggling, while once-struggling groups like big banks and biotech are on fire.

Saudi Arabia is downplaying a threat to dump U.S. assets worth hundreds of billions over a 9/11 law.

Since Donald Trump was elected president last week, Beijing has allowed the yuan to tumble against the dollar.

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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway takes a stake in American, United and Delta, regulatory filings show.

Mary Jo White announced plans on Monday to step down as chair of the powerful Securities and Exchange Commission before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.

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The stock market may be in rally mode, but bonds are suffering from Donald Trump's shocking victory. It's a sign that investors are betting Trump's plans will cause inflation to rise and add to the U.S. debt.

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A third of U.K. business leaders say they have delayed or canceled investments after Britain voted to leave the European Union.

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Samsung is buying Harman International Industries for $8 billion to try to gain an edge on other big tech companies that are piling into autos.

The week ahead in stocks: Megyn Kelly's book is released, Tesla and SolarCity vote on merger and Harry Potter-spin off 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them' release.

Warren Buffett says he understands why many are not satisfied with the state of the U.S. economy. He doesn't think it is in dire shape as Donald Trump has claimed. But more needs to be done to boost income for average Americans.

Legendary investor Warren Buffett broke his months-long silence on the Wells Fargo fake account scandal by calling it a great bank that made a "terrible mistake."