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Gold prices could soar 10% and exceed $1,400 an ounce if Donald Trump gets elected U.S. president, Societe Generale argues in a recent research report.

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China has approved a controversial new cybersecurity law, drawing swift criticism from international business and human rights groups.

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China has removed Lou Jiwei, who played an important role in trying to reform the country's debt-laden economy for the past three years.

German prosecutors have expanded an investigation into the auto giant's emissions cheating scandal to include Chairman Hans Dieter Potsch.

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Donald Trump likes to say that 94 million Americans are out of work. Here's how the numbers actually break down.

Google's parent company Alphabet now owns a piece of Snapchat.

The S&P 500 dropped for the ninth day in a row on Friday for the first time since December 1980 as investors remain anxious ahead of the election.

Wall Street may be rooting for Hillary Clinton, but some pockets of the stock market may want to think again. UBS identifies which sectors face the greatest risk if Clinton wins the White House.

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The U.S. economy added 161,000 jobs in October, according to the Labor Department.

Swiss luxury firm Richemont is getting rid of its CEO position early next year when its current CEO retires.

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Citigroup thinks that Clinton is still most likely to win, but sees risk of a 3% to 5% drop in S&P 500 if Trump scores election upset.