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The peso crashed more than 11% to an all-time low Tuesday evening, as the U.S. election race tightened and the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency rose.

Japan's top economic officials are scrambling to respond to the financial market turmoil unleashed by the U.S. presidential election.

The billionaire CEO of China's LeEco has vowed to cut his annual salary to just 15 cents after acknowledging the business is running low on cash.

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Wall Street, like the rest of America, is nervously waiting for the wild and crazy 2016 election season to finally come to a close.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a ban on the country's two largest cash denominations on Tuesday.

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The U.K. gambling industry is expecting more than £150 million ($186 million) to be wagered on the outcome of the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

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Steel companies have surged this year despite worries about cheap steel from China and poor results. Why? Investors are betting that either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton will push for more infrastructure spending -- a big win for steel.

A Hyperloop track would cut the one-hour road trip from Dubai to Abu Dhabi to 12 minutes.

U.S. newspapers' election day headlines include caustic and nervous takes on the vote.

A band of mostly young reporters traveled from town to town with Trump, some of them for over a year. Here is what they learned.

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For the first time in years, a Western oil company has agreed to invest in Iran's energy industry.

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