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President-elect Donald Trump, saying he "has the right" to still do business deals, told Fox News he's turning down "billions of dollars of deals" to avoid potential conflicts of interest.

Donald Trump has promised as president to end US involvement in what he has deemed unfair trade agreements, singling out NAFTA and the pending Trans-Pacific Partnership as harmful to American workers and interests.

Just look at the stock market: Investors clearly believe Donald Trump's policies will deliver an immediate boost to the U.S. economy.

China is set to nearly double its military spending this decade as an arms race heats up in Asia.

South Koreans have reacted angrily to a new advert for Absolut Vodka featuring huge anti-government demonstrations that have brought downtown Seoul to a standstill in recent weeks.

China's richest man has a stark warning for Donald Trump: thousands of American jobs will be at risk if he's prevented from buying U.S. companies.

1. Oil prices surge to 2016 record: Oil has soared above $54 a barrel to its highest level in over a year.

Venezuelans have been given just three days to swap their biggest bolivar notes for coins.

The Netherlands, Switzerland and Ireland are among the world's most damaging corporate tax havens, according to a new report by Oxfam.

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Ever wonder just how good that sale price is?

President-elect Donald Trump's financial arrangement with "Celebrity Apprentice" could provide him with a cut of the money generated by NBC's product integration deals for the show, a Hollywood source with direct knowledge of the arrangement told CNNMoney.

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A bipartisan group has a clear message for President-elect Donald Trump: Divest from your business empire now, and leave your kids out of it.

Federal safety regulators said it could take until 2023 before all the vehicles with recalled Takata airbags to be fixed, a full 15 years after the first car was recalled.

When President-elect Donald Trump was named Time magazine's Person of the Year on Wednesday, he said it was "a very, very great honor." By Thursday night, he was riffing about how the title is politically correct.