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The latest addition to Trump's team of ultra-rich administration officials is Vincent Viola, a New York businessman and hockey franchise owner who was nominated Monday for secretary of the Army.

An FBI agent is being investigated for leaking details about an insider trading case involving golfer Phil Mickelson.

Uncertainty over what will happen under Trump has some foreign engineers thinking twice about working for a startup.

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Beny Steinmetz has been placed under house arrest as investigators probe a bribery case in Guinea.

A whopping $63 billion has poured into U.S. stock funds since Donald Trump won the presidential election, according to the latest tally by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Argentina is getting rid of a 35% tariff -- the same level President-elect Donald Trump has proposed -- because goods have become too expensive in Argentina.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen told college graduates that education can fend off the forces of globalization and automation.

In response to a New York Times public editor's column on the lack of diversity among its staff, Tanzina Vega lays out a 10-point plan on how newsrooms can really diversify their ranks.

A new report shows that more than half of American workers with paid vacation days won't use them all this year.

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Investors have flocked to Russian stocks in the past month. Hopes of closer ties between the U.S. and Russia because of Donald Trump's friendly relationship with Vladimir Putin are one big reason. The spike in oil prices is the other.

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Platinum Partners founder Mark Nordlicht and six co-defendants face charges in an alleged $1 billion fraud.

Four years ago, the Washington Post's Jennifer Rubin had a reputation as a mouthpiece for Mitt Romney, drawing criticism and even calls for her job. Now Rubin's fiercest critics are supporters of this year's Republican nominee, and the next president, Donald Trump.

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Google's self-driving car project Waymo will have Chrysler vans on public roads in 2017.

Video of a bus that elevated above traffic went viral earlier this year, but the giant test model has been sitting idle in northern China for months.