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A magician built this castle with battlements and a turret, plus a stage, indoor grotto and a secret staircase—yours for $10 million.

Medicare has reached price agreements for all 10 drugs selected for the initial round of negotiations under the Inflation Reduction Act, and those price reductions are expected to save taxpayers about $6 billion in the first year they take effect, the Biden administration said Thursday.

High profile investment firms including Stanley Druckenmiller’s Duquesne Family Office, David Tepper’s Appaloosa Management, and Soros Capital all cashed out of Nvidia in the second quarter of this year

Bond yields fell slightly early Thursday as traders awaited a slew of data including retail sales and jobless claims.

The U.K. economy continued to expand at a solid rate in the second quarter, buoyed by services sector growth, according to data released Thursday.

China’s latest batch of home-sales data signaled patches of continued weakness in the property market, while investment declined despite more policy efforts to boost the sector.

China’s central bank shifted the date of its monthly medium-term lending operation, a widely expected move that’s part of monetary policy overhaul aimed at letting short-term rates play a bigger role in guiding markets.

Cisco Systems Inc. posted impressive fiscal fourth-quarter results Wednesday, and while company executives touted an AI boost, the real star of the show was its fat profit margins, driven by both a resurgence in enterprise orders and cost-cutting.

NASA will make a decision on how to bring astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams home by the end of August, the space agency said during a press conference Wednesday.

Billionaire investor George Soros’s investment fund placed new bets on Apple Inc. and other tech companies in the second quarter.

The latest 13-F filing from Stanley Druckenmiller’s Duquesne Family Office revealed hat he had trimmed his positions in several “Magnificent Seven” stocks.

“It’s a time to be cautious when you see a price that could be too good,” one insurance analyst said.