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Meet The Expert Who Will Destroy The Value Of Your Art For Free

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This consultant is sought ought to confirm the authenticity of masterpiece paintings.

For This $11.6 Million Half-Ton Table, The Legs Are Optional

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The ornate table was built for the Medici family in the 16th Century and took 10 years to build.

What Top Chefs Cook For Their Dogs

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You wouldn’t expect them to serve dry kibble would you?

Maybe Buying That Vintage Jaguar Wasn't Such A Good Idea

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The classic car index fell 1 percent for the 12 months ended in March.

Loose Change Found In Drawer Grew Into A Multimillion-Dollar Coin Collection

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William Morton-Smith found coins in his grandfather’s old desk and then couldn't stop collecting.

Here's The Mistake You Made In Your World Cup Brackets

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Don't dismiss the fact that soccer matches can end in a tie score.

Iceland Bets On Viking Thunder-Clap To Reignite Tourism Boom

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The smallest country at World Cup aims to profit from the global stage.

Leica Puts Fancy Watches In Focus—For $12,000 And Up

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The company, famous for its analog cameras, is applying its traditional style to a line of watches.

An MBA In Wine Is A Shortcut Into The Booze Business

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Your dreams of running a winery could just be a master’s program away.

The Latest Luxury Hotel Perk Is A Chance To Hit The Racetrack

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Some resort destinations are going beyond shuttling people around in cars and are getting guests out on the tarmac.

The Art Fair Where $20 Million Impulse Buys Are The New Normal

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At this year’s Art Basel in Switzerland, prices are aimed squarely at the world’s wealthiest.

Fyre Festival Promoter Accused Of New Scam After Guilty Plea

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Prosecutors have brought new criminal charges against Billy McFarland, accusing him of scamming ticket buyers.

Fox To Call World Cup Games From 5,000 Miles Away

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Eight of the 12 broadcasters calling games for Fox will be in a studio on the company’s lot in Los Angeles.

Baseball Keeps Antitrust Exemption As High Court Rejects Appeals

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The justices rejected arguments from scouts who claimed the 30 teams were colluding to suppress wages.

Rich Moms And Millennials Make Canada Hot For Rolls-Royce

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When it comes to supercars, Canada—somewhat oddly—punches above its weight.

Marijuana Is The New Beer As Pot Growers Look To Drinkable Weed

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Companies are already jockeying for position in the potentially lucrative beverage market.

The Trash Snacks And Fast-Food Guilty Pleasures Of Top Chefs

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When they're not cooking up some fine cuisine, these famous chefs don't mind munching on junk.

Alfa Romeo To Challenge Ferrari, Porsche With A New Supercar

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By 2022, sports cars will contribute 5 percent of the Itailan automaker’s global sales, say reps.

What's A Seven-Letter Word For Money At The Times? Puzzles

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Puzzle subscriptions, which cost about $40 per year, have become a revenue generator for the company.

Got $200,000 To Spare? Porsche Has The Perfect Summer Car For You

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The Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet has supercar specs (zero to 60 in 2.9 seconds?) and drives like a day at the beach.

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