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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Facing scrutiny, Facebook reportedly hired PR firm that wrote negative articles about Apple, Google (cnbc.com)

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This is what A.I. looks like, according to A.I. (cnbc.com)

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Wages and salaries jump by 3.1%, highest level in a decade (cnbc.com)

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Suspicious package addressed to the White House intercepted [Hill+Bill, Obamo and CNN got 'hit' too {but I don't wanna spam links}] (cnbc.com)

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Amazon's hourly workers lose monthly bonuses and stock awards as minimum wage increases (cnbc.com)

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The US flew nearly 40 billion in shrink-wrapped $100 bills into Iraq, then distributed the cash with no proper control over who was receiving it and how it was being spent. No one ended up in jail for this. (cnbc.com)

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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is reportedly on the way out (cnbc.com)

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Alex Jones' 5 most disturbing and ridiculous conspiracy theories (cnbc.com)

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European countries back plan to use more hydrogen for energy (cnbc.com)

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Risk of a no-deal Brexit grounding flights across Europe is being 'underestimated': Ryanair boss (cnbc.com)

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Domino's free pizza gimmick goes awry in Russia after too many people get logo tattoos (cnbc.com)

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JP Morgan's top quant warns next crisis to have flash crashes and social unrest not seen in 50 years — predicts a "Great Liquidity Crisis" will hit financial markets (cnbc.com)

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Harvard Business School professor: Half of American colleges will be bankrupt in 10 to 15 years (cnbc.com)

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WikiLeaks founder Assange claims he made 50,000% return on bitcoin thanks to the US government. (cnbc.com)

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Sen. John McCain, hero POW, former presidential hopeful and maverick Republican, dies at age 81 (cnbc.com)

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When asked how to solve the U.S. deficit, Warren Buffet responded: "You just pass a law that says that any time there's a deficit of more than three percent of GDP, all sitting members of Congress are ineligible for re-election." (cnbc.com)

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