by
Maria Heeter
The owner of the exclusive condo defaulted on a $13.75 million mortgage.
by
Justin Bachman
After some successful launches, the billionaire space race is becoming even more competitive.
by
Daniele Lepido
Ferrari is not only moving into battery-powered vehicles, it is also launching its first SUV.
by
Jonathan Browning
A German collector was sentenced to prison after admitting to an art fraud involving the fake sale of a pumpkin sculpture by Yayoi Kusama.
by
James Tarmy
NFTs represent a growing movement to trade digital art, collectibles and other real property on the blockchain.
by
James Tarmy
The present market for fine art and antiques is a tragedy for dealers, but good for buyers.
by
Christopher Jasper
For decades, Branson engaged in a series of record-breaking stunts in surfing, boating and flying.
by
Donald Moore
Some of the wealthiest owners in professional sports often pay lower effective tax rates than the athletes.
by
Patrick Clark
Red-hot demand from leisure travelers boosted a key lodging industry metric higher than its 2019 figure.
by
Elin McCoy
Edgy new wines have appellations ranging from silly to sexist. But what's inside the bottles is no joke.
by
James Tarmy
The late daughter of Olan Mills designed a dream home surrounded by protected forest near Chattanooga.
by
Sebastian Tong
Richard Robinson's long run as head of the children's book publisher placed him in a very rare club.
by
James Tarmy
New York's Hamptons, a vacation destination for people in the arts, have become an arts destination.
by
Neil Weinberg, David Voreacos
The government only has to show an asset was “the product of tainted funds” to take it in a civil forfeiture proceeding.
by
Angelina Rascouet
Parisians can now enjoy a 113,00-square-foot museum in the city's former commodities exchange.
by
James Tarmy
During New York's May auction week, several $15 million-plus artworks sold after just a few bids.
by
Benjamin Robertson
An grim Andy Warhol work got caught in a fight between a private equity firm and a Chinese restaurant tycoon.
by
Hema Parmar
Cooperman called Warren's invitation "self-serving and disingenuous."
