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President Donald Trump has slapped tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods, taking aim at China's theft of US intellectual property.

Global stock markets dropped on Friday amid rising trade tensions between the United States and China.

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Last week President Trump hired a CNBC contributor. This week he has hired one Fox News analyst and another frequent Fox guest.

Long lines formed Thursday morning for opening statements in the government's lawsuit over AT&T's planned purchase of Time Warner, which observers are watching as potentially the most consequential antitrust case in years.

China isn't doing much to cool concerns about a trade war with the United States.

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Mark Zuckerberg doesn't give a lot of TV interviews. This week he sat down for one with CNN's Laurie Segall.

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Women are constantly being told they need to be more confident.

New video of the fatal crash involving a self-driving Uber vehicle in Tempe, Arizona, shows a failure of the expected performance of the autonomous vehicle's technology, according to experts. The technology's backup -- the human test driver who was also in the vehicle at the time of the crash -- also failed to react.

Vanity Fair's decision to put actress Lena Waithe on the magazine's latest cover is being hailed as a watershed moment for the venerable publication.

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Instagram is answering the wish of many of its users: It will once again prioritize newer content.

John L. Nesheim is an engineer and adjunct professor of entrepreneurship at the SC Johnson College of Business of Cornell University. He is the author of the best-selling book, "High Tech Start Up," which focuses on getting startups into the IPO process. The opinions expressed in this piece belong to him.

What's Next: President Trump is about to announce more than $50 billion in annual tariffs on China in an effort to combat its theft of U.S. technology secrets. The move is Trump's most aggressive play against China yet and could launch a global trade war.

President Trump is granting more exemptions to his steel and aluminum tariffs ? and dodging a trade war with key US allies.