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Four of the tech world's brightest stars are poised to lavish Wall Street this week with blockbuster profits and promises of more to come.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this week scored two big wins on trade. The victories come as both countries, along with Mexico, are renegotiating NAFTA.

Sales growth underwhelms Wall Street. Investors are nervous about a slowdown in the United States. Has Starbucks reached a saturation point in its home market?

President Trump has issued a firm warning to rival trading nations at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

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U.K. Treasury head Philip Hammond thanked his American counterpart Steven Mnuchin for helping send the pound to its highest level against the dollar since the Brexit vote.

The renewable energy movement is still standing -- and poised for continued growth thanks to powerful momentum pushing America towards a cleaner energy future.

After years of spectacular growth, smartphone sales in China are on the wane.

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Walmart is turning up the heat on Amazon on both sides of the Pacific. It has struck a deal on e-books and online groceries with Japanese company Rakuten.

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Competition is fierce in the supermarket business. That may be why investors are hoping Kroger might partner with Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba. But a takeover doesn't seem likely.

If you're still itching to buy bitcoin or another cryptocurrency, here are three good reasons why you shouldn't do it.

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Sinovel has been convicted of stealing trade secrets, an act that "nearly destroyed" U.S. firm AMSC, according to prosecutors.

In a massive change from the recent past, a growing number of Chinese consumers are spending money to watch videos and listen to music online.