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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross praised President Trump for a trip to Saudi Arabia that was so successful it didn't draw a single protester.

Jim Hackett, the newly crowned CEO of Ford, has a track record that includes self-driving cars, office furniture -- and hiring a college football coach.

For automakers, competition today is as likely to come from Silicon Valley as it is from Detroit, Japan or Germany.

Several well-known American defense contractors got a big lift Monday thanks to new deals by the Saudi Arabian government to purchase weapons, ships, aircraft and other military equipment in the wake of President Trump's visit to the kingdom.

Saudi Arabia and American shale oil companies remain in a battle for global dominance that has sparked a rare bout of financial trouble for the kingdom and forced it to think about life after oil.

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It looks like Tesla won't be coming to India anytime soon.

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said his New Year's resolution to visit and meet people from every U.S. state this year doesn't mean he's currently running for public office.

1. Rocky road for Ford: Ford is driving into the future without CEO Mark Fields.

The market gods have been very kind to the Church of England.

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One of Asia's biggest airlines is cutting hundreds of jobs as it battles fierce competition from cheaper rivals.

Facebook is taking a lot of heat over the way it handles violent and disturbing content.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson briefed the media in Saudi Arabia on Sunday without members of the American press in attendance.

Billy Bush broke his silence Sunday night about the infamous Donald Trump "Access Hollywood" tape that had Trump making vulgar comments about women, and eventually led to Bush losing his job on "Today."

"Saturday Night Live" is saying goodbye to yet another cast member.

Saudi Arabia is pledging $20 billion to an American private investment firm to pay for infrastructure projects in the United States.

A huge tech fund backed by Saudi Arabia and Japan's SoftBank is nearing its target of raising $100 billion.