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Wilbur Ross has agreed to sell some -- but not all -- of his sprawling web of assets should the billionaire be confirmed as Donald Trump's commerce secretary.

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Wilbur Ross is likely to face tough questions during his Senate confirmation hearing about the muscular trade agenda President-elect Donald Trump hopes will resurrect U.S. manufacturing.

Anthony Scaramucci is cutting ties with hedge fund business SkyBridge Capital and the SALT Conference to join the Trump administration.

President-elect Donald Trump criticized the House GOP tax reform plan, which sent the dollar down against many major currencies.

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ExxonMobil announced a $5.6 billion deal on Tuesday to purchase a slew of U.S. oil resources in the shale hotbed of the Permian Basin.

The IMF sharply cuts its forecast for the Saudi economy because of oil production cuts.

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The British engineering giant faces allegations of bribery in the U.S., U.K. and Brazil.

Samsung's heir apparent, Lee Jae-yong, is facing corruption charges. His father was convicted twice -- and pardoned twice.

Shares of Corona distributor Constellation Brands have dropped 10% since the election due to concerns about how Trump's tax and immigration policies will impact the beer company.

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Tech's FANG stocks -- Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google owner Alphabet -- are surging. Investors seem more excited about Donald Trump's stimulus and tax plans than worried about protectionist talk. But are the stocks too hot?

U.S. economic growth is set to get a lift from stimulus measures under Donald Trump's presidency, the International Monetary Fund predicts.

The week ahead in stocks: Trump inauguration; Time for Davos; Wilbur Ross confirmation; Netflix earnings.

It's a visionary deal: The world's biggest eyewear companies -- Luxottica Group and Essilor are coming together in a $50 billion merger.

Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong is the latest high-profile figure to face potential charges in a massive scandal that has rocked South Korea.