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Wall Street Journal, Dec 13,

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The team overseeing the transition of Donald Trump, U.S. president-elect has begun to look at ways to consolidate and even eliminate Washington's top bank regulators.

According to sources close to Beijing, Xi Jinping does not plan to attend the inauguration of Donald Trump, U.S. president-elect, next month, despite having been invited. However, he may send a high-ranking official to represent him.

Harold Daggett of the International Longshoremen's Association met Donald Trump on Thursday at his Mar-a-Lago property in Florida.

Warner Bros Discovery announced that it will be restructuring into two divisions: one focusing on legacy cable TV and the second on streaming and studios.

Bain Capital, a Boston-based investment firm, has made a non-binding offer to buy Insignia Financial. The amount is A$2.7 billion.

Amazon.com plans to donate $1 million to the inaugural fund of Donald Trump, U.S. president-elect. Jeff Bezos is also planning on establishing ties with the new administration.

(source: Reuters)