Billionaire diamond dealer suspected of huge bank fraud
A billionaire diamond dealer has been linked with a $1.8 billion fraud reported by one of India's biggest banks.
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Stocks on a roll; Chinese takeover blocked; Coca-Cola earnings
1. Stocks are on a roll: Will a major rebound by U.S. stocks extend to a sixth consecutive trading session?
Dan Loeb was right. Nestle needs an overhaul
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China has boosted its huge stash of U.S. government debt
America's biggest foreign creditor is opening its wallet wider.
Inflation is back. Don't panic
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A massive Chinese company is reversing its global spending spree
A mysterious Chinese company that borrowed billions to snap up high-profile businesses around the world is now scrambling to sell assets after biting off more than it could chew.
NY Post cover on Florida school shooting: 'Mr. President, please act'
The New York Post is using Friday's cover to send a message to President Trump following the school shooting that took place in Parkland, Florida, on Wednesday. The message? "Please act."
A Chinese takeover of the Chicago Stock Exchange just got blocked
The top regulator for U.S. financial markets is barring a Chinese-led group of investors from buying the Chicago Stock Exchange.
Why Peter Thiel is leaving Silicon Valley
Peter Thiel, the Silicon Valley billionaire known for his libertarian politics, is leaving the Bay Area after four decades and stepping back from tech due in part to his dissatisfaction with the industry's liberal politics.
Maduro warns Trump not to ban Venezuelan oil
Venezuela's president has a message for President Trump: Don't do it.
Painkiller that once cost $138 is now $2,979
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Here's what Oprah and her confidants are saying about 2020
Oprah Winfrey's spokeswoman says "there are no plans in the works for her to run."
At Stoneman Douglas High School, cell phone videos take us inside a massacre
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Radio host fired for sexual comments about Olympian Chloe Kim
A radio host has been fired for sexually inappropriate comments he made about Olympic gold medalist Chloe Kim.
Mass shootings don't boost gun sales anymore. Here's why
Mass shootings like the Florida tragedy that left 17 dead typically prompt a jump in gun sales, because buyers worry about tougher gun control.
Richard Branson: Universal basic income is coming
Richard Branson believes government should give everyone a paycheck, whether they have a job or not.
Casting blame on Russia probe, far-right fumes at FBI in aftermath of Florida shooting
The far-right on Thursday fumed at the FBI in the aftermath of the Florida high school shooting, suggesting that the bureau's previous investigation into Russian meddling had detracted from the agency's core duties and allowed the massacre to happen.
The case for canceling all student debt
What if the government wiped away everyone's student debt?
Sears to post a surprise profit thanks to tax reform
Sears is about to post a narrow profit - thanks to the tax reform bill.
Should I use my savings to pay off credit card debt?
I have been in the workforce for a few years now (graduated in 2014) and have a decent mutual fund in place ($9,000), savings account ($9,000) and a Roth IRA ($10,000) because my current company does not offer a 401(k). But I do have credit card debt ($9,000) and student loans to pay off. Should I use my savings to pay off my credit card debt?-?Erin
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