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Kelcy Warren’s pipeline business had a massive profit last year, thanks largely to President Donald Trump.

The first full budget of British Columbia’s new left-leaning government, which hikes taxes to support a spending spree, prompted dismay from business lobbies while investors were more sanguine.

President Donald Trump offered a full-throated endorsement of the National Rifle Association on Thursday as the organization mounted an offensive against efforts to tighten gun restrictions in the

Myanmar tourist arrivals rose 18 percent last year to 3.44 million visitors, despite international condemnation over the treatment of its Rohingya Muslim population.

A bill to curb online sex trafficking that had previously spooked big internet companies is scheduled for consideration in the House of Representatives next week, its sponsor, Representative Ann

Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli reports on President Donald Trump's meeting with union leaders and his changing tone on gun control with David Westin and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power."

The U.S. is done applauding China for promising economic reforms and wants to see the Asian nation back up its professed support for open trade, according to a senior U.S. Treasury official.

Key advisers for Mexico’s presidential front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador are united in their message to the country’s energy industry: don’t worry.

Venezuela’s opposition coalition announced it will boycott this year’s presidential ballot, saying that in its current form the vote will be neither free nor fair.

Serbia will retain close ties with Russia even as it works toward European Union membership, and it won’t join the bloc’s sanctions on Moscow, President Aleksandar Vucic said.

U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has filed new charges in the case against ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his former deputy, Rick Gates, according to a sealed court filing.

Larry Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia, discusses gun control on "Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power. (Source: Bloomberg)

Presidential candidate Ricardo Anaya is pledging to more than double Mexico’s minimum wage as he looks to extend a rally in his support.

America’s regulations for off-planet activity were written in the 1980s. They’re about to be remade with a capitalist bent.

With the U.S. labor market tightening, one way to boost the economy would be to encourage Americans who are out of the labor force in large numbers in states like West Virginia to move to states that

"Is it worth it?" An anti-Brexit bus has begun an 8-day tour across the U.K., warning onlookers of the high price tag of leaving the EU #tictocnews (Source: Bloomberg)

He was fired from Trump’s campaign in August 2015 after Business Insider published a story about his racially-charged Facebook posts.

YouTube was criticized after promoting a video with a title that suggested a teenage survivor of last week’s Florida school shooting was a paid actor, the latest sign of the internet industry’s

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer signaled Democrats will renew a fight to expand background checks for gun purchasers following last week’s mass shooting that killed 17 people at a Florida high