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For Global Investors, 'Uncertainty' Over Business Climate Under Trump

The Trump International Golf Club in Dubai is part of the president-elect's real estate empire. Trump has said his sons would run his companies while he's president. Karim Sahib/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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For Global Investors, 'Uncertainty' Over Business Climate Under Trump

The U.S. has long enjoyed a solid reputation as a trustworthy place to do business. But President-elect Trump's potential conflicts of interest around the globe could challenge that reputation.

Politics

Examining The History Of The Trump Foundation After Trump Pledges To Dissolve It

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For Global Investors, 'Uncertainty' Over Business Climate Under Trump

by Jackie Northam

For Global Investors, 'Uncertainty' Over Business Climate Under Trump

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National

Gun Club For Liberals Says More People Are Joining Post-Election

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Native American Education: What Will It Take To Fix The 'Epitome Of Broken'?

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Native American Education: What Will It Take To Fix The 'Epitome Of Broken'?

by Carrie Jung

Native American Education: What Will It Take To Fix The 'Epitome Of Broken'?

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Words You'll Hear

'Nieuwjaarsduik': The Dutch Dive Into Frigid Water For New Year's

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Movies

Actors Take On Expanded Vocal Duties In Movie 'Sing'

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Food

Global Warming Is Reshaping The Wine-Making World

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Denzel Washington And Viola Davis On Adapting 'Fences' And Honoring August Wilson

Denzel Washington says his character, Troy, "thinks he can control death and the devil, and he finds out in the worst way that he can't." Washington stars alongside Viola Davis in Fences. David Lee/Paramount Pictures hide caption

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Denzel Washington And Viola Davis On Adapting 'Fences' And Honoring August Wilson

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