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- Trump says hurricane left Puerto Rico in trouble, but points to need to deal with island's debt load
Trump said Monday Puerto Rico is in "deep trouble" after Hurricane Maria and that its debt to Wall Street "must be dealt with."
U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said he pressed for "meaningful action" to allow American companies greater access to China's market.
Twitter said whether the tweet is of public interest is among the key considerations in deciding if a tweet is removed.
After the re-election of Germany's Angela Merkel to a fourth-term in power, the hard task of political negotiations to form a coalition government has begun.
Saeid Khoshrou from National Iranian Oil Company says a $60 price mark could encourage investors to invest and develop oil fields.
Bombastic conservative Christian candidate Roy Moore faces the appointed, business-backed incumbent Sen. Luther Strange.
China's cyber watchdog said Baidu, Tencent and Sina Weibo did not do enough to deal with pornography, violence and other banned content.
Europe's politically supercharged year has ended with a jolt of excitement as Germans went to the polls on Sunday.
Republican leaders have been unable for months to get 50 GOP senators to support a bill that would repeal and replace Obamacare.
South Korea and Rwanda's technology ties stem from a common geography and history.
Forbes Media Chairman and Editor-in-chief Steve Forbes has strong views on how deeply the U.S. should cut taxes and how the Fed should react.
A future cup of coffee in California could give you jitters before you even take a sip.
The rise of Germany's far-right could hurt Europe's economy, and potentially cut Merkel's term in office short, analysts said.
Jim Cramer unleashes on the White House and Congress for failing to deliver health care or tax reform in September.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba increased its logistics investments as part of its aim to fulfill orders on the mainland withing 24 hours.
A former rugby player kicked off an 80-day golf odyssey in Mongolia to raise $100,000 for children's charities.
A senior BlackRock executive's donation last year may prohibit the world's largest asset manager from collecting some fees from a state government.
Sources said hackers took advantage of companies that used authentic financial data when they were testing the agency's corporate filing system.
Pyongyang has reportedly been boosting defences on east coast after the U.S. dispatched bombers to the Korean peninsula over the weekend.
