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Learn from the pharma CEOs. These execs already know the X's and O's to pleasing President Trump when they came to the White House.

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These Muslim immigrants came to the U.S. and built successful lives. Now that President Trump has signed his executive orders on immigration, they worry other Muslims like them won't be able to realize their American Dream.

Germany's chancellor has rejected claims made by Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro that Germany is using a "grossly undervalued" euro to take advantage of its trading partners.

ExxonMobil is the only American firm still operating under an oil license granted by the Iraqi government. Trump's travel ban could hurt.

Ford issues statement opposing Trump's travel ban order.

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The U.S. loses far more manufacturing jobs to automation than to trade with countries such as China or Mexico, research shows.

American, Delta and United offer full refunds to those affected by travel bans, as do British Airways and Emirates.

Trump supporters in eastern Kentucky tell CNNMoney they don't think voter fraud is an issue. They want him to stay focused on jobs. That's why they put him in the White House.

Despite Trump promises, Keystone XL pipeline would create only about 4,000 construction jobs for a year and only 35 permanent jobs once it opens.

Billionaire buddies Warren Buffett and Bill Gates held court at a Q&A hosted at Columbia Business School Friday.

President Trump signed an executive order to block federal funds to so-called sanctuary cities. But several local and state politicians as well as immigration experts argue that the President's order is unconstitutional and he can't cut off the funding on his own.

If President Trump goes through with his plan to tax Mexican imports at 20%, prepare to spend a lot more money on guacamole.

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The U.S. economy grew at 1.6% in 2016, the slowest pace of growth since 2011.

President Trump's press secretary, Sean Spicer, said Trump is considering a 20% tariff on Mexican imports to pay for border wall.

40% of the parts in a typical Mexican product originate in the United States, according to the Commerce Department.

Here's how much Trump's border wall will cost.

About half of Americans have nothing invested in the market. They didn't benefit from Dow 20,000. But some poor Americans like Donna Coomer still see it as a hopeful sign about what President Trump is doing for America.