What you need to know on Wall Street right now

Morgan Stanley No. 2 executive Colm Kelleher said it took a "WTF moment" to trigger a major revamp of his firm's fixed income business.

On Wall Street, Goldman Sachs is moving hundreds of London jobs before Brexit happens — and more could go. The US bank is also robo-adviser to give investment advice to the masseseutsche Bank is rolling out the red carpet for Wall Street startups.

In the healthcare industry, President Trump says he wants to tackle drug pricing in the GOP's Obamacare replacement plan. A new kind of doctor's office could lead to much cheaper prescriptions. And something weird is going on with the doctors prescribing one of pharma’s most controversial blockbuster drugs.

Investors haven't been this pumped up about stocks since right before the financial crisis - Even with all the seemingly never-ending political hoopla, investors are feeling pretty optimistic.

MORGAN STANLEY: We will "certainly" move people out of London before Brexit happens - Morgan Stanley President Colm Kelleher on Tuesday said his firm will definitely move staff out of London within the next two years — before the end of the negotiation period leading to the UK's departure from the European Union.

MORGAN STANLEY: These 9 tech companies could be takeover targets - Takeover activity has cooled down a bit in recent months, but there are still some big deals on the horizon.

This over-the-top $129 million mansion comes with 12 bedrooms, parking for 150 cars, and its own bowling alley - When real estate mogul Jeff Greene listed his Beverly Hills mansion in November 2014 for $195 million it was the most expensive home for sale in the US.