Trump didn't go after China on Day One
Donald Trump promised to call China out for being a 'currency manipulator' on day one. It didn't happen. CNNMoney explains what exactly that means and whether it is likely to happen later.
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President Trump can levy tariffs without Congress
President Trump can use tariffs against other countries without approval from Congress.
The great American McDonald's comeback may be over
McDonald's is still racking up impressive sales growth overseas. But consumers in its home market of the United States are starting to eat elsewhere. And that could be a big problem as McDonald's faces tougher competition.
Carl Icahn declares end to 'socialism' in U.S
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Premarket: 4 things to know before the bell
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Japan's first passenger jet delayed by another 2 years
Mitsubishi says it now doesn't expect to deliver the first model of its new regional passenger jet until mid-2020.
Trump's first week; Samsung answers; Loads more earnings
This week in stocks: Trump's first week; Samsung answers; More earnings
Stocks greet Trump era with a bounce
The Dow climbed about 100 points on Friday morning as investors around the world await the swearing in of America's 45th president.
Trump vows 25 million jobs, most of any 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.
The sneaky ways countries cheat the U.S. on trade
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Uranium stocks are booming, thanks to Trump
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Jamie Dimon gets $1 million raise
Jamie Dimon, Wall Street's best paid CEO a year ago, got $1 million raise in 2016.
Trump, China, Europe: Why 2017 is impossible to predict
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Fix, don't kill, the Volcker Rule: Trump treasury pick
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.
Europe is falling apart. Saving it won't be easy
Politicians and business leaders worry that the European Union is in mortal danger.
Premarket: 5 things to know before the bell
Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.
Saudi oil minister: I don't lose sleep over shale
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What's at stake for U.S. in a trade war with China
The top U.S. exports to China in 2016 were airplanes, soybeans, cars, electronic parts and machinery.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac plunge on Mnuchin comments
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Investors are the most bullish in 2 years
Investors are giddy right now. Just about any indicator you look at is bullish. But there are two warning signs that a downturn could come soon after Inauguration Day.
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