Tintin, that indefatigable (cartoon) boy-reporter created by the Belgian Hergé (George Remi) in 1929, has snared the attention of a devoted group of deep-pocketed collectors.
Wealthy collectors grabbed paintings and sculptures by blue-chip and emerging artists at the start of the 14th edition of the Art Basel Miami Beach fair.
Bernard Madoff’s victims are being sent a total of $1.2 billion in recovered funds, with checks averaging $1.1 million each.
December has been a bruising month for bond traders and we’re only four days in.
Porsche unveiled a four-seat sports car that accelerates faster than the 911 and charges in just 15 minutes, challenging Tesla Motors Inc. to keep pace.
However philanthropic the intentions of Mark Zuckerberg, he isn’t required to give a penny of his $45 billion to charity despite his announcement Tuesday.
AIG, the insurer that’s been slashing jobs to cut costs, dismissed four senior members of its real estate business including the group’s CEO.
The gun-toting IRS investigators who send felons to prison are retiring in droves and there’s no one to replace them.
Billionaire Rich Kinder's stake in the company with his name on the door is now worth about $5 billion less as Kinder Morgan has become the worst-performing pipeline stock in the S&P 500.
RJFS's CEO says the purchase gives the firm a strong foundation to expand in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, some of the wealthiest markets of the country.