Meta CEO and wife Priscilla Chan purchased the 16,000-square-foot 19th-century castle and 440-acre estate in County Waterford several weeks ago.
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The Treasury Department announced it will at least double government debt repurchases targeting the 10- to 30-year segment, sending yields sharply lower.
José Mourinho confirmed Real Madrid made Rodri a significant offer but withdrew when the midfielder showed doubt about the transfer to Barcelona.
The Treasury Department reported the milestone on Wednesday, with total debt reaching $40.047 trillion, more than double the 2017 level.
Net sales climbed 5.3% year-over-year, with comparable sales growth of 3.8% topping Wall Street estimates as the retailer's turnaround gains momentum.
Zion Suzuki, 23, moves to Premier League club as long-term number one after two years at Serie A side Parma.
The England international will join Arsenal from Aston Villa for more than £50 million, pending a medical examination.
The United Arab Emirates halted commercial and financial transactions with Iran following two ballistic missile launches toward its territorial waters.
Bill Rasmussen, who launched ESPN in 1979 as the world's first 24-hour sports network, died Tuesday from Parkinson's disease complications.
Juventus completed the signing of Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario on a one-year loan with a purchase option after negotiations with Aston Villa's Emiliano Martínez fell through over financial disagreements.
The AI company told investors its revenue climbed sevenfold year-over-year, outpacing OpenAI's $40 billion run rate.
More than half of US states are suing Meta, alleging the company deliberately designed addictive products targeting young people. The jury trial begins Tuesday in Oakland.
A judge halted implementation of Mayor Mamdani's secondary home tax while lawmakers examine implementation problems and legal challenges.
The Buss family trust approved the sale of its 17.8% ownership stake, ending nearly 50 years of family control and removing Jeanie Buss as governor.
Legislation would allow restaurants to keep dining structures up year-round and winterize them, ending seasonal removal requirements.