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Trump taps his friend Carl Icahn to lead effort to rid businesses of government regulation.

The herculean task facing Britain's Brexit negotiators is finally coming into focus.

Alibaba is back on the U.S. government's "Notorious Markets" list because of concerns about fake goods, and the Chinese e-commerce giant is suggesting politics might be to blame.

Uber is halting its self-driving car program in San Francisco after the California DMV revoked the registrations for the test vehicles.

The heads of Boeing and Lockheed Martin emerged from meetings with President-elect Trump vowing to rein in the costs of new Air Force Ones and the nation's premier fighter jet.

On Wednesday, Trump announced he is forming a White House Trade Council. Economist and China hawk Peter Navarro will lead the council.

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Some 6.4 million Americans have signed up for Obamacare coverage starting January 1.

In a new ad campaign, the Wall Street Journal basically says: Unlike the rest of the mainstream news media, we're fair, and we saw Trump's election coming.

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The number of job openings in the U.S. manufacturing sector is back to pre-recession levels and three times higher than it was in 2009.

Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump are no longer listed as directors of a nonprofit that appeared to advertise a meeting with the incoming president in exchange for a $1 million donation.

Hyundai fires CEO of its U.S. unit amid sales headwinds and difficult launch of luxury Genesis brand.

The game developer Brianna Wu says she intends to run for Congress.

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The struggling media giant Viacom is about to lose another veteran executive. Doug Herzog, who oversees Viacom's Comedy Central and MTV, will leave the company next month, a Viacom source confirmed.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, a collection of 30 key U.S. stocks, is hovering near 20,000. Here's a look at how much this group of stocks has changed in just the past few decades.

Spanish banks will have to reimburse their customers after charging them excessive mortgage payments, Europe's top court has ruled.