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Bank earnings; Chinese inflation; Samsung's losses soar

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Saudi Arabia is joining forces with Japanese telecom firm Softbank to form one of the biggest tech investment funds on the planet.

Samsung said it expects killing off the Note 7 to wipe out around $3.1 billion in operating profit over the next six months. That's on top of a previous $2.3 billion hit it announced earlier this week.

Critical deliveries that once took four hours now will take 15 minutes.

Lawyers for Donald Trump have called on The New York Times to retract a bombshell report in which two women claimed that Trump had touched them inappropriately.

Economic advisers for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump debated economic policy in Washington

Verizon just offered the clearest signal yet that it may reassess its deal to buy Yahoo.

The U.K.'s top supermarket chain has pulled Ben & Jerry's ice cream and Marmite spread from its online store amid a dispute with supplier Unilever over who should bear the cost of the plummeting pound.

Even though the Wells Fargo CEO announced he's resigning, John Stumpf could still leave the bank with around $130 million despite the fake account scandal.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has tweeted that Tesla will announce a new product on October 17. What will it be? An update of the Model X SUV? Another peak at the Model 3? A Model M motorcycle? Auto and tech blogs are all aflutter.

Samsung is offering $100 credit to those who trade in their faulty Galaxy Note 7 for any other Samsung phone.

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U.K. shoppers are paying more for wine, food, gadgets, vacations and even fuel thanks to a huge slump in the value of the pound.

After a sustained funding frenzy, India's tech startups are laying off employees and some have closed up shop altogether.

Nike and Chelsea FC announced a new deal on Thursday that is the largest in the club's history.

The death of Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej is raising new questions about the fragile Asian economy.

JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and the troubled Wells Fargo will report their latest results on Friday morning. Despite the Wells scandal, many investors are betting that the banks will have good news to share as interest rates look set to rise.

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Delta reports another drop in fares in last three months and says lower fares will continue through the end of the year.