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Paul McCartney filed a lawsuit against Sony/ATV in an attempt to regain the copyrights to a long list of Beatles hits that he either wrote or co-wrote.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping is championing free trade, but U.S. companies that do business in his country don't buy it.

Lee Jae-yong, Samsung's de facto leader, remains a suspect in the investigation into a huge political corruption scandal that has rocked South Korea.

Authorities in northern China say they have busted several underground factories that were churning out counterfeit versions of products like soy sauce and spice mix.

United Airlines last week tightened its belt, laying off some high-ranking managers, as it progressed deeper into its corporate makeover.

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said Wednesday that he is ready to deal with the attention owning CNN would bring.

Netflix is quickly closing in on the 100 million mark for total subscribers.

Billionaire Wilbur Ross, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for commerce secretary, criticized countries that resort to "malicious" trading tactics and fail to play by the rules of global trade.

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Many blue chips in the S&P 500 actually do most of their business in the United States. While some big multinationals like Coke and P&G could be hurt by Trump's domestic focus, Verizon, Starbucks and Lockheed Martin could thrive.

Telecommunications mogul Carlos Slim has announced his intention to launch a channel tailored to the Mexican audience in the United States.

Saudi Arabia is still planning to pull off the biggest IPO in history by selling part of Aramco next year.

This week, McDonald's introduces the Grand Mac and Mac Jr, the latest evolutions of the Big Mac.

It's business as usual for Goldman Sachs. The Wall Street king reported strong earnings. Investors are hopeful the party will continue under Donald Trump -- especially since he's added several Goldman Sachs alums to his team.

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Wang Jianlin has a problem: He wants to buy a big Hollywood studio but can't find a willing seller.

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