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Some big names in Silicon Valley have a simple message after Donald Trump's victory: we want out.

The US presidential election, the nastiest in its history, is finally over. The next president of the United States, Donald Trump, faces a daunting challenge to restore America's moral authority as a global leader.

Chris Sayegh, a chef, established a one-of-kind business that combines food and the controversial drug marijuana.

House Speaker Paul Ryan has the "unified Republican government" he campaigned for in recent weeks -- a GOP House, Senate and White House for the first time since 2006.

Donald Trump's improbable election romp has set Twitter and Facebook on fire.

Celebrities took to Twitter late Tuesday night to celebrate the passage of California's Proposition 64, which allows all state residents who are 21 and older to possess, transport and buy up to an ounce of marijuana for recreational purposes.

Hollywood started Election Day boasting about going to the polls and posting selfies with their voting stickers on social media. About 12 hours later, the tone changed drastically.

Steve Simon, CEO of the Women's Tennis Association (WTA), says he is "looking forward" to seeing Maria Sharapova back on the circuit once she has served her drugs ban.

While some celebrities shared their disappointment with the results of Tuesday's presidential election, not everyone in Hollywood was unhappy.

Van Jones articulates his disappointment in the voting results, saying this was a whitelash.

Jane Merrick: There will be people in Britain today who voted to leave the EU and who will now feel vindicated by Trump's victory. But in the long-term, what does a President Trump mean for Britain and its special relationship with the US?

Donald Trump just pulled off a big win. CNNMoney breaks down exactly what he said he would do for Americans' pocketbooks.

President-elect Donald Trump will have a lot of global challenges to deal with, and Europe is one of them. Here's what you need to know.

United States President-elect Donald Trump will have a lot of global challenges to deal with, and Mexico is one of them. Here's what you need to know.

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Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Investors around the world are reacting with shock to Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election.

Beyond the impact of Trump's policies, and the reaction of financial markets, economists were already worried the U.S. economy was at risk of a recession.

Two-thirds of voters feel the economy is weak, and they think Trump can fix it.

At 18 years old Fred Swaniker was a head teacher, since then he's built an education empire that he hopes will enrich, empower and unlock the potential of the continent.