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Jack Ma, the billionaire founder and executive chairman of Alibaba, met with Trump on Monday morning to tease plans for creating "one million" jobs in the U.S.

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The FBI has arrested a Volkswagen executive for alleged involvement in emissions scandal.

Meryl Streep never mentioned President-elect Donald Trump by name during her six-minute condemnation at the Golden Globes. He had no problem going after her directly.

BMW has reaffirmed its commitment to build a factory in Mexico even as U.S. president-elect Donald Trump threatens to introduce border taxes on Mexican-made cars.

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The president-elect calls Streep, the most acclaimed actress in Hollywood, overrated.

As top Republicans see it, a medical malpractice crisis is threatening U.S. health care. That's why leading Republicans are vowing to make tort reform a key part of their replacement plan for Obamacare. But, according to industry experts, the reality doesn't match the GOP rhetoric.

McDonald's is selling off most of its China business to a massive Chinese financial firm and a U.S. private equity giant.

In the sixth grade, Moawia Eldeeb dropped out of school to work 12-hour shifts at a pizza shop to help his parents pay the bills. He would not return to school for years. But when he did, he caught up quickly. Now he's co-founder of a startup.

President Nicolas Maduro hiked the minimum wage another 50%, the fifth increase in a year. But many Venezuelans can't afford spiraling food prices.

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Nokia, the iconic Finnish cell phone brand, is launching its first Android smartphone exclusively in China.

The Kia Stinger might just be able to change the budget - image of the Korean brand.

The VW ID Buzz has all-wheel drive and seats that swivel backward.

Fiat Chrysler announced Sunday a $1 billion investment to expand factories in Ohio and Michigan and create 2,000 new jobs in the United States.

Martin Shkreli, the reviled pharmaceutical exec, has been suspended by Twitter after making unwanted advances toward a Teen Vogue editor.

The Office of Government Ethics, Washington's anti-corruption gatekeeper, is working around the clock to vet Trump nominees for financial conflicts.