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Baidu CEO Robin Li wants more foreign workers to come to China.

The World Trade Organization ruled in Mexico's favor over the U.S. in a dispute over tuna.

American builders say duties on Canadian lumber will raise the cost of average new home by about $3,000.

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Credit Suisse plans to raise $4 billion to help rebuild its finances after two years of layoffs and losses.

South Korea has suffered a 40% plunge in Chinese visitors, and future bookings are looking bad, too. The reason? Tensions over a missile defense system.

After 12 years away, Citigroup is returning to Saudi Arabia and Carmen Haddad will head operations.

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The streaming giant has agreed a licensing deal with Baidu's online video platform iQIYI.

Sandy Phan-Gillis was sentenced to three and a half years in prison and deportation after pleading guilty to spying charges.

Among all physicians, females earn an average of 74 cents for every dollar a man makes, according to a new report.

Fox News' legal troubles grew even larger Tuesday, with new plaintiffs, including an anchor, joining a suit alleging racial discrimination and harassment at the network.

One year after 'Lemonade,' Beyoncé is funding four college scholarships for 'bold, creative, conscious and confident' women.

The Trump administration and Congress have yet to agree to fund the Obamacare cost-sharing subsidies. The Democrats want that to be part of the deal to avoid a government shutdown.

Canada's Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told CNN her country will "fiercely defend" its national interests after the US imposed a 20% tariff on Canadian softwood lumber.

Wells Fargo's annual shareholder meeting was halted by an outburst from an angry investor who demanded answers from the embattled bank's board of directors. It was followed by another outburst from another shareholder.

Chief White House strategist Steve Bannon was cleared this month to sell his stake in two companies backed by a family of influential Republican donors.

The Trump administration is hitting Canada with stiff tariffs of up to 24% on lumber shipped into the United States. It's the first tariffs imposed by President Trump, who during his election campaign threatened to use them against imports from both China and Mexico.