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"The Salesman" star Taraneh Alidoosti boycotts Oscars over Trump plan to ban Iranians entering the U.S.

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After President Enrique Pena Nieto canceled a meeting with President Trump following Trump's tweet, the peso fell again. It's near an all-time low.

Ant Financial, a company backed by Alibaba and Jack Ma, is acquiring MoneyGram, a money transfer business that lets U.S. consumers send money -- or remittances -- to Mexico. What will the White House think of this?

Shareholders have struck again, stopping a 54% pay rise for the CEO of tobacco giant Imperial Brands.

Trump's hope to bring back Mexican auto jobs has a problem - most workers there build parts, not cars.

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President Trump isn't the first world leader to make Twitter his preferred method of communication. Venezuela's Hugo Chavez was prolific.

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President Trump is getting information and affirmation from Fox News, and he's going a step further, openly promoting the conservative cable news channel.

Johnson & Johnson is spending $30 billion of its overseas cash pile on a Swiss biopharmaceutical company, Actelion.

Collectively, the millions of people who participated in the Women's March represented a kumbaya moment of dissent against the policies of incoming President Donald Trump. It felt like a step in the right direction, but we still have a long way to go before women of color reach full parity with white women.

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

The U.K. economy grew steadily in 2016 despite fears of a Brexit shock, but there's plenty to worry about.

Popular messaging app company Line's strong stock market debut is quickly becoming a distant memory. Its shares just plunged more than 10%.

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Days after Donald Trump took office as President, the Health and Human Services Department's website still talks of Obamacare as having affordable plans and helping gig economy workers find coverage.

A new study finds that in 2016, 6% of business travel transactions were Uber rides.

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