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The co-founder of the Mei Moses Fine Art Index says investors can exceed equity performance with even low-priced artwork.
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Billionaire wine collector William Koch told jurors in Manhattan federal court that he was promised the “best of the best” of rare French vintages from a 2005 auction and instead wound up with...
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Helped by friends and classmates now on Wall Street, lacrosse star Paul Rabil is building his wealth and his brand amid a surge of interest in his sport.
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Some of the nation's top museums are stocking their boards with foreign donors, who can often help negotiate loans and navigate bureaucracies broad.
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The Oracle Paradis Wine Fund was launched by the Oracle Capital Group in December, at a time when wine demand is being propped up by burgeoning emerging market wealth.
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When most people get a bad bottle of wine, they send it back...
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The Baltimore Ravens’ Super Bowl victory was not only a coup for the city, but was a multi-million dollar financial victory for several key people involved with the event, according to Wealth-X.
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As north China chokes on toxic smog, a Chinese entrepreneur is offering a solution: canned air.
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A surge in global demand for luxury goods and clothing has unveiled three Italian billionaires as valuations of the world’s best-known fashion brands soar.
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Fashion designer Tory Burch's retail empire was valued at $3.3 billion when her former husband sold about half of his stake.
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Axa Equitable has donated Thomas Hart Benton’s epic mural, "America Today," to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, the museum and Axa Equitable announced.
The items were part of a cache of pop and movie memorabilia auctioned off by Christie's.
A first edition of Adam Smith’s book could sell for as much as $120,000 at auction next month.
Axa SA said it has received $40 million in claims for damaged art in the Chelsea district.
Billionaire John
Paulson and the Paulson Family Foundation are donating $100 million to
the Central Park Conservancy, the largest parks donation ever.
A
Pablo Picasso painting priced at $8.5 million was among early sales as
billionaires browsed London's biggest Frieze Week.
Princeton
University, Dartmouth College and Yale University are all searching for
new presidents, fueling speculation that some top Washington officials
may seek haven in the Ivy League.
Jeffrey Gundlach,
the CEO of DoubleLine Capital LP who had about $10
million in art stolen from his home in Santa Monica, California, two
weeks ago, said all the works were recovered.
Philanthropist Brooke Astor's lacquered Japanese cabinets, Louis XV
clocks and porcelain tea sets are heading to the auction block at
Sotheby's on Sept. 24 and 25.
A surge in luxury wine sales have made California vineyard properties a hot commodity.
