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Christian Levett opens his home for tours of his collection, while Grant Cardone prefers art to the stock market. The Boros family live above their art museum.

While Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly have soared in the past year, Roundhill Investments sees bigger gains ahead for the GLP-1 drugmakers.

Some companies are handing out four-figure budgets for employees to see the world. Others are offering flight or hotel credits.

Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Finland, and Norway are joining forces to build a 'drone wall' to protect their borders against Russia.

Ramit Sethi says new college graduates who make this money move will set themselves up for a "lifetime of living a rich life." How to get started.

Hiring your kids can offer tax benefits if you're self-employed. But first, you need to understand your state and federal labor and tax laws.

If an opportunity doesn't already exist, try making your own.

Some employers are reluctant to hire college grads who attended recent pro-Palestinian protests over fears they are liabilities, an Intelligent.com survey found.

"Thanks to this disinflationary process ... the time is thus ripe in June to ease the monetary policy stance and start cutting rates," the ECB's Olli Rehn said.

This is the first meeting between the three leaders in more than four years.

Soccer star David Beckham has signed his latest advertising deal with Alibaba's international e-commerce platform AliExpress, the business unit said Monday.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says an increase in flight turbulence is an effect of climate change.

London maintained its top spot as the most desirable destination city for global talent, according to the Decoding Global Talent 2024 report.

The MSCI UK index has been up by circa 6% six months after Labour victories and down circa 5% following Conservative wins, according to Citi.

Rethinking your relationship with your smartphone can help you stay focused and curb mental illness.

The secretary of state’s remarks come as local election officials have expressed concerns about safety heading into this November’s election.

You don't become a millionaire — or stay one for long — by spending indiscriminately. Five millionaires offer ideas on where you can save.

More merchants are giving discounts to consumers who pay with cash, or putting surcharges on credit card purchases.

The Dow, made up of 30 stocks, is a price-weighted average, meaning that higher-priced stocks cause the index to move more than a lower-priced one.

There was a good deal of divergence this week.