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A new lottery announced by the Indian government aims to reward people who use digital payments.

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Rwanda's first woman banana wine entrepreneur has her sights set on the U.S. market.

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Lloyds of London has become the first big U.K. financial institution to publicly outline plans for life after Brexit.

President-elect Donald Trump renewed his longstanding feud with Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter in a tweet, saying the magazine was "Way down, big trouble, dead!"

A group of Chinese investors has received security approval to acquire the 134-year-old Chicago Stock Exchange, despite concerns raised by some in Congress.

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Trump Treasury pick Steven Mnuchin ran a bank which sparked complaints about its 'widow foreclosures' involving reverse mortgages sold to elderly.

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The U.S. depends heavily on its trading relationships with outside nations, especially China, Mexico and Canada.

Chinese selfie app Meitu has raised $629 million from investors, valuing the company at $4.6 billion.

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Japan is rolling the dice on a new law legalizing casinos to help boost its struggling economy.

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Facebook wants people watching TV-style shows right inside the social network. So the company is talking with Hollywood studios and other producers about licensing "scripted, unscripted and sports content."

Will this be the kiss of death for the notetaking app?

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