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The world's biggest oil company, Saudi Aramco, is still planning to go public next year.

Investments of $5.8 billion. Promises of at least 4,700 new factory jobs.

One of the longest train journeys in the world has just ended.

Banks are already preparing to move thousands of jobs out of Britain after Prime Minister Theresa May revealed that she wanted a complete break with the European Union.

Donald Trump's polices will end up hurting his voters, a former U.S. Treasury secretary said on Wednesday.

Steven Mnuchin's confirmation hearing to be the next treasury secretary is almost certainly going to be contentious.

McDonald's Big Mac is getting even bigger. And smaller.

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Add fashion designer Tom Ford to the list of Donald Trump's feuds.

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I pulled my retirement savings out of the stock market just before Brexit and then kept it out because I was worried about what might happen to stocks in view of the elections. I'd like to get back in but I'm not sure this is the right time. What's your advice on how and when I should start getting back into the market? --Edward, Texas

Things may be changing in the nation's capital, but it's still business as usual for Goldman Sachs, the so-called Vampire Squid of Wall Street. Goldman reported earnings and revenues for the fourth quarter that easily topped Wall Street's forecasts.

JPMorgan Chase says it has reached a settlement with federal authorities over charges it discriminated against minority home buyers by charging them higher rates.

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The newest deliveryman in Redwood City, California, and Washington, D.C., isn't a person, but a six-wheeled robot.

Donald Trump boasts that he does everything the law allows to lower his tax bill.

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said Wednesday that he is ready to deal with the attention that owning CNN would bring.

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.

U.S. companies doing business in China aren't buying President Xi Jinping's new status as a free trade champion.

China's richest man has a problem: No one is willing to sell him a Hollywood studio.