Donald Trump sealed a $350 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia with $110 billion taking place immediately. (Remember Trump accused Saudi Arabia of being involved in terrorism before) (cnbc.com)

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Netflix briefly tops Disney as the biggest pure media company in the world by market value (cnbc.com)

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Trump signs the biggest rollback of bank rules since the financial crisis - Bipartisan support of bill that helps only the biggest banks (cnbc.com)

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Trump cancels Singapore nuclear summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un because of mean words (cnbc.com)

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Elon Musk: Robots will take your jobs, government will have to pay your wage (cnbc.com)

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Chinese Billionaire Jack Ma Says - The U.S. has wasted over $14 trillion on warfare over the past three decades — money that, could’ve been invested in domestic infrastructure and programs for the American people. (cnbc.com)

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NYSE suspends trading in Amazon, Alphabet on floor because of issue with their $1,000 stock prices (cnbc.com)

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Apple loses $64 billion in stock value as Wall Street is in 'full panic mode' on iPhone demand - S&P 500 down 8.3% in last 5 days (cnbc.com)

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Chinese Billionaire Jack Ma Says - The U.S. has wasted over $14 trillion on warfare over the past three decades — money that, could’ve been invested in domestic infrastructure and programs for the American people. (cnbc.com)

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Trump demands California return $3.5 billion in funds for state's 'disaster' bullet train project (cnbc.com)

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Reddit users are the least valuable of any social network (cnbc.com)

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If you failed to withhold enough tax in 2018, the IRS has a nasty surprise for you (cnbc.com)

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FBI reportedly raided a Huawei lab, set up a sting at CES in third investigation into the company (cnbc.com)

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Venezuela's Maduro breaks relations with US, gives American diplomats 72 hours to leave country (cnbc.com)

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Saudi Arabia's massive oil reserves total 268.5 billion barrels, even bigger than previously known (cnbc.com)

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Apple stock loses 7%, Apple freezes stock trading for 20 minutes under guise of "upcoming news" (cnbc.com)

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Sears may be down to its last 24 hours. (cnbc.com)

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Trump reportedly wants to fire the Fed chair, a move that could wreak havoc on the financial markets (cnbc.com)

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President Donald Trump wants to fire Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for raising interest rates, according to a report, an unprecedented action by a president against the independent body. The president's frustration intensified in recent days, with him discussing the firing "many times". (cnbc.com)

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Ron Paul: A 50% correction will spark depression-like conditions that may be ‘worse than 1929’ (cnbc.com)

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Ron Paul: A 50% correction will spark depression-like conditions that may be ‘worse than 1929’ (cnbc.com)

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Two associates of ex-Trump national security advisor Michael Flynn indicted on conspiracy charges related to Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen (cnbc.com)

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Verizon says 10,000 employees have accepted its buyout offer (cnbc.com)

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Qatar to quit OPEC after more than 57 years, denies decision related to Saudi-led boycott (cnbc.com)

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Goldman Sachs asks in biotech research report: 'Is curing patients a sustainable business model?' (cnbc.com)

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