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You may have heard by now: The next president of the United States owns a business empire that threatens to present an array of conflicts of interest when he takes office in three weeks.

President-elect Trump keeps threatening to impose tariffs on imports to boost U.S. manufacturing.

From all-new airliners made by Russia and China to a trio of twin-aisle jets from Boeing and Airbus, 2017 will bring an unusually large batch of new airplanes.

Facebook activated its Safety Check feature in Bangkok on Tuesday, saying there had been an "explosion." Just one problem: There had been no terror attack, bombing or industrial accident in the city.

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Airbus just can't catch a break with its troubled superjumbo.

1. Investors ditch Toshiba: Toshiba's stock is in a tailspin.

Ford's self-driving car team has a brand new toy.

He was much more than just Wham!

The following contains spoilers regarding "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story."

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Hatchimals, perhaps the most sought after toy of the holiday shopping season, left some parents and kids frustrated on Christmas morning.

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Amazon just had its greatest holiday season ever.

Saudi Arabia has already been forced to tighten its belt. Now it's preparing for four more years of austerity.

It's been a tumultuous year on many fronts.

The rescue of Europe's weakest bank just got a lot more expensive.

The stock market has enjoyed a great run since the election of Donald Trump. But experts are wondering if the Trump bump may have eaten into some of Wall Street's potential gains for 2017.

Obamacare is not in a death spiral. In fact, insurers' prospects in the individual market are looking brighter, according to a new S&P Global Ratings analysis.

1. Toshiba shares tank: Shares in Toshiba dropped 12% in Japan on Tuesday after the company warned it's expecting billion of dollars in losses related to its takeover of a nuclear business last year.