Bloomberg

Investors Lose $337 Billion as Bonds Whipsawed on Trump Victory
Bloomberg
Global bond investors lost $337 billion in a single day Wednesday as Donald Trump's election as U.S. president sparked concern his plan to boost economic growth will lead to a surge in inflation. The total market value of bonds around the world slid by
US Government-Bond Prices Fall on Trump OutlookWall Street Journal
The Market Is Betting Trump Will Bring Higher Inflation and Interest RatesNew York Times
Bond yields on fire as market anticipates more inflation, growthCNBC
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Business Today

Asia Extends Global Stock Recovery as Trump Fears Ease
New York Times
HONG KONG — Asian shares rallied Thursday, extending a surprising global recovery as Donald Trump's conciliatory acceptance speech comments helped soothe world financial markets spooked by his unexpected U.S. election victory. The rebound in Asia …
Asian Shares Rebound as Investors See Hope in Trump WinWall Street Journal
Asia shares rebound in sharp turnaround from Trump shockReuters
Markets Right Now: Asian shares open higher as US votesBusiness Insider
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Financial Express

Samsung's biotech unit debuts in Seoul. Here's what to know.
U.S. News & World Report
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Samsung Biologics Co., the contract drug making unit of Samsung Group, made its market debut in Seoul on Thursday in South Korea's largest initial public offering in six years. Samsung is looking to biotech to be a new core …
Samsung's drug-manufacturing unit goes publicPhys.Org
Samsung Biologics Jumps In Debut Trading, Boosted By Trump's WinBarron’s (blog)
Samsung BioLogics shares rally on debut as pharma stocks cheer Trump winReuters
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Business Insider

Goldman names 84 new members to partner class, six more than prior group
Business Insider
(Reuters) – Goldman Sachs Group Inc elevated 84 employees on Wednesday to its prestigious partner class. The new group has six more people than the prior class, which was announced in 2014. The latest induction will bring the total number of partners
Goldman Sachs Names 84 New Partners, Most Since 2010 ClassBloomberg
Goldman Sachs Selects 84 New PartnersNew York Times
84 Goldman Sachs employees just got the promotion of their careerYahoo Finance
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Los Angeles Times

Trump administration could upend post-crisis financial reforms, weaken CFPB
Los Angeles Times
After years of fines, stress tests, settlements and tightening regulations, the biggest story in banking this year was more of the same: the unauthorized accounts scandal at Wells Fargo & Co. and the crackdown on banking industry sales practices
Victorious Trump is the devil Wall Street doesn't knowChicago Tribune
Business lobby hopes Trump undoes regulation, limits litigationReuters
Trump railed against Wall Street. His victory is going to be great for big banksWashington Post
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President-elect Donald Trump Powers US Stocks
Live Trading News
President-elect Donald Trump looks to be very good for the US stock market, crushing the theories of the naysayers. Asian stock markets tumbled shortly after Trump overtook Hillary Clinton in the presidential electoral vote count early Wednesday.

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Washington Post

Obamacare's future in critical condition after Trump's victory
Washington Post
For the past six years, no law has served as a larger GOP whipping post than the Affordable Care Act, and the Republican sweep Tuesday of political Washington has imperiled the ACA's expansive reach, putting at risk the insurance that more than 20
Much of Obamacare won't likely survive, but key parts willUSA TODAY
Obamacare is close to death after Trump's electionBusiness Insider
Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan Say Obamacare Repeal Is A High PriorityHuffington Post
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Wall Street Journal

The Trump Opportunity
Wall Street Journal
Now what? Nothing will be more important to getting that answer right in the Trump victory period than separating fact from abundant fiction. The 2016 presidential campaign was a magic mushroom tour through the American psyche—its voters, its
In Economy As In Business, Trumponomics May Mean Building Big ThingsNPR
Wall Street rallies with optimism in Trump's business-friendly plansWashington Post
Donald Trump's presidency could be a disaster for the global economyHuffington Post
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The Australian Financial Review

Mexico allows peso to find its own floor
The Australian Financial Review
The Mexican peso sank 7.7 per cent to 19.7367 per dollar in morning trading in New York. Susana Gonzalez. by Andrea Navarro and Eric Martin. Mexico's top economic officials expressed confidence in the nation's economic strength and financial stability, …
Mexico reaches out to Trump, but won't pay for wallAl-Arabiya
Mexican Peso attempts recovery from fresh historical lows likely to remain under heavy pressureEconoTimes

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Live: Donald Trump wins US election and vows to 'bind the wounds of division' as world leaders react
Mirror.co.uk
Clinton went into election day with a lead in the polls, but confidence in her becoming America's first female President rapidly disappeared as results started coming in. In a victory speech Trump dropped the vitriol of his campaign and vowed to "bind

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