As he carried out his pledge to reduce the federal workforce during the government shutdown, President Donald Trump on Friday blamed Democrats for his decision
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Fifth Third acquires Comerica in $10.9 billion all-stock deal to create the 9th largest U.S. bank.
In an all-stock deal, Fifth Third Bancorp is linking up two major regional banks by purchasing Comerica for $10.9 billion. With assets of about $288
U.S. government shuts down putting 750,000 jobs at risk and airports to close.
Deep party differences stopped Congress and the White House from striking a financial agreement, forcing the U.S. government to shut down most of its activities
Electronic Arts’ $55 billion deal is the largest public company buyout ever.
The largest leveraged buyout in history, Electronic Arts will go private in a $55 billion all-cash deal spearheaded by Silver Lake, Jared Kushner’s Affinity Partners,
South Korea defies Trump’s US$350 billion tariff deal amid concerns over financial meltdown.
Seoul’s presidential adviser said on Saturday that South Korea is seeking for an alternative solution because it cannot afford to pay $350 billion in upfront
Trump imposes steep US tariffs on furniture, drugs, and heavy trucks, citing national security.
Following a period of relative peace, U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday announced sweeping new import tariffs, including 25% levies on heavy-duty vehicles and 100%
Trump sues the New York Times for libel and defamation, claiming $15 billion.
Accusing The New York Times of blatant political bias, President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against the newspaper on Monday in federal court in Tampa,
Union Pacific CEO seeks Trump’s support on the biggest $85 billion U.S. rail merger in decades.
Union Pacific Corporation is seeking regulatory approval for the largest U.S. rail merger in decades, and on Friday, the company announced that CEO Jim Vena
Trump seeks the Supreme Court’s reversal of the appeals court’s ruling declaring tariffs illegal.
Donald Trump’s use of tariffs as a crucial tool for foreign economic policy was undermined on Friday when a divided U.S. appeals court declared that
Trump blocks $5 billion approved by Congress for foreign aid with a rule last used in 1977.
In an effort to gain more control over the country’s expenditures, President Donald Trump has unilaterally canceled $4.9 billion in congressionally approved federal funds. Trump
