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Somehow, President Donald Trump made it through yet another press conference with a visiting foreign leader without having to field any questions about the controversy surrounding National Security Advisor Michael Flynn.

President Trump's smartphone and tweets are now cause for concern in the U.S. Senate.

A Florida Republican official claimed that Obamacare requires seniors to go before 'death panels.' But Medicare does now pay for end-of-life planning talks with doctors.

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Credit Suisse said Tuesday that it plans to cut up to 6,500 jobs after suffering a loss of 2.4 billion Swiss francs ($2.4 billion) in 2016.

Toshiba's stock slumped as much as 10% in Tokyo after it failed to give details on an expected multibillion loss tied to its nuclear construction business.

Prosecutors in South Korea are again seeking an arrest warrant for Lee Jae-yong, the heir to the Samsung business empire.

If Steven Mnuchin is confirmed as Treasury Secretary, his most important task will have nothing to do with tax reform. It will have to do with avoiding a debt ceiling crisis.

House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady said he would not be requesting President Trump's tax returns from the IRS.

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Several companies have dropped Trump brands in the past few weeks. What's the rationale behind this move?

Delta purchased 32% of Aeromexico's shares, bringing its total stake in Mexico's most iconic airline up to 49% of outstanding shares.

Nandan Nilekani, co-founder of one of India's biggest outsourcing companies, says an H-1B visa crackdown would ultimately hurt the U.S.

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Senate Democrats including Elizabeth Warren warn that Carl Icahn's role as President Trump's regulation adviser creates the risk of conflicts of interest with the billionaire's investment portfolio.

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Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief Gerry Baker on Monday offered a spirited defense of the newspaper's coverage of President Donald Trump, while at the same time telling reporters and editors that they should pursue work elsewhere if they are frustrated.