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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit with U.S. President Donald Trump this week is putting the spotlight on a crucial economic relationship.

Elon Musk has met with the president a few times. They don't see eye to eye on immigration or climate change. But Trump's push to boost oil production and his love for American companies hiring in the U.S. could help Tesla,

If President Trump is trying to hurt Nordstrom, it appears he's failed.

Emirates and other Gulf airlines tout U.S. jobs as American carriers lobby Trump to restrict their access.

Mexico's central bank raised rates for the third time since Trump was elected in an effort to save its struggling currency.

Republican Rep. Jeb Hensarling penned a dramatic op-ed denouncing the CFPB in terms usually reserved for condemning tyrannical, intolerant autocratic regimes.

Vista Outdoor is selling fewers AR-15s and bullets now that Trump is president as gun control fears are fading.

Tequila maker Cuervo IPO makes strong market debut, shaking off weak peso and President Trump's tariff threat.

Wall Street analysts are wondering if Amazon should buy a big retail chain like Macy's or Dollar General. It may not happen anytime soon, and there are obvious risks. But don't rule it out. Jeff Bezos is a maverick after all.

While President Trump portrays Mexico as the big winner of NAFTA, Mexican farmers have been badly hurt by the deal. Now, U.S. farmers worry Trump will hurt their gains from NAFTA.

Wells Fargo's board is likely to wipe out 2016 bonuses for CEO Tim Sloan and other senior executives as the bank continues to dig out from its fake account scandal.

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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink on Wednesday expressed concern over the backlash to globalization and enormous uncertainty created by President Trump's agenda.

Saudi Aramco has picked boutique investment bank Moelis to advise on its world beating IPO.

Mondelez, the company that owns Oreos and Cadbury, said political uncertainty in the U.S. and around the globe could be a problem. The company didn't mention Donald Trump by name, but he's already said he no longer eats Oreos.

Shares of Sears have plunged 40% in 2017 as rumors continue to swirl about the future of the iconic retailer, which also owns Kmart. But Sears has been limping along for a while and hopes to raise cash with asset sales.

Seattle's city council voted unanimously in favor of ending its business relationship with Wells Fargo over opposition to the bank's role in financing the Dakota Access Pipeline and its fake account scandal.

It may seem like a recurring nightmare, but Greece is in danger of running out of money again.