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Weeks ago, the Hollywood A-list danced with the Obamas at the White House. On Friday, that building was occupied by a man who offends all their political, moral and aesthetic sensibilities. And Hollywood feels threatened.

The Dow climbed about 100 points on Friday morning as investors around the world await the swearing in of America's 45th president.

President Trump promised to 'buy American and hire American.' He says his policies will create 25 million new jobs, the most of any U.S. president in history. CNNMoney lays out just how hard that will be.

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Netflix's "House of Cards" premiered a new teaser for its upcoming fifth season on Inauguration Day.

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Shares of several uranium miners are soaring this year on hopes that Donald Trump will commit more investments to nuclear power. But investors need to get careful. The stocks are as volatile as radioactive elements.

Jamie Dimon, Wall Street's best paid CEO a year ago, got $1 million raise in 2016.

Steven Mnuchin, President-elect Trump's pick for treasury secretary, signaled on Thursday that the Volcker Rule may not be going away, at least not completely.

Elon Musk has more in common with Trump that some might assume, and that relationship could prove to be a boon to his businesses.

Politicians and business leaders worry that the European Union is in mortal danger.

Wayne Barrett, a New York City muckraker who burnished his credentials with unsparing reporting on Donald Trump, died Thursday. He was 71.

Samsung is set to announce the findings of a months-long investigation into the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7.

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The Chinese companies will set up an office on the Paramount lot, strengthening ties between the world's two biggest cinema markets.

Stephen Colbert brought back his old "Colbert Report" persona to say goodbye to President Obama.