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Prince Khalid bin Salman Al Saud bought the property in 2017 when he was a student at Georgetown University.

China will hold a press conference on fiscal policy this Saturday, though investors expressed impatience about having to wait for news of additional measures to stimulate the world’s second biggest economy.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. posted a 39% increase in its September revenue, in what saw it beat analysts’ sales forecasts for the third quarter of 2024

Rio Tinto on Wednesday struck a deal to acquire Arcadium Lithium for $6.7 billion, as the global miner extends its operations in another commodity needed for the energy transaction.

Google’s breakup is among the remedies the U.S. Justice Department is considering recommending as a penalty for its monopolistic practices.

Boeing’s credit ratings at heightened risk of downgrade to junk as strike puts company’s recovery “at risk,” S&P says.

Boston Fed President Susan Collins said Tuesday that there are risks to the U.S. economy not only from sticky inflation, but also an economic downturn.

Billionaire Mark Cuban has told Vice President Kamala Harris that one of her first priorities as president should be to require pharmaceutical companies and pharmacy-benefit managers to be more transparent about what they are charging consumers and insurance companies for drugs.

U.S. consumers won’t see much of a change in the cost to heat their homes this winter compared to last winter, thanks to lower prices for energy, including natural gas, the Energy Information Administration said in its winter fuels report, released Tuesday.

Shares of some of the nation’s biggest brewers have slipped so far this year — and the months ahead don’t look a whole lot better amid shakier demand in the U.S. and abroad, TD Cowen analysts said Tuesday.

Hurricane Milton is one of the Atlantic Basin’s strongest storms on record and the frenzy of evacuations in Florida, where it’s expected to make landfall Wednesday evening, has led to shortages at nearly 16% of the gasoline stations in Florida, according to GasBuddy.

A chart of Microsoft’s stock will soon flash a clearly visible bearish signal that’s been in the works for the past couple months — but there are some other, more subtle technical signs that may be even more worrisome for bulls.