by
Elin McCoy
At the Super Bowl of wine charity events, vintners hang with Hollywood stars and the wealthy.
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Scott Soshnick
Previous investors include actor Kevin Hart and Washington Capitals owner Ted Leonsis.
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Eben Novy-Williams
Dabo Swinney has higher buyout tab if he leaves to coach rival Alabama.
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Thomas Biesheuvel
The gem, the size of a tennis ball, is not expected to yield only a limited supply of valuable diamonds.
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James Tarmy
Regardless of the object, dealers say, don’t buy antiquities for investment purposes.
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Bloomberg News
Woods’s victory at Augusta National is considered by some to be the greatest comeback in sports history.
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Ross Urken
As Woodstock approaches its 50th anniversary, the music festival is in the process of going global.
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Gregory Viscusi
A government website taking individual donations may soon accept digital currency.
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Claire Ballentine
The two are acting as the final caretakers of the spot, which served as Hollywood’s hottest watering hole in the ’60s
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Patricia Hurtado
The parents' lawyers are aggressively pushing back on the criminal charges.
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Sarah Firshein
Mending a broken heart with clubs, cabarets, and machine guns.
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Nick Turner, James Ludden
James Adducci collected his money at a local bank and put it in a backpack he bought from Walmart.
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Phil Serafino
The families that own Gucci and L'Oreal have already pledged hundreds of millions for the restoration job.
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Eben Novy-Williams
But the losses won’t come close to offsetting the profits amassed during Woods’s down years.
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Simone Foxman
Who has the richest family in the world of George R.R. Martin? Depends on what price you put on a dragon.
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Rudy Ruitenberg
The amount of wine produced rose by 17 percent, to the equivalent of about 39 billion bottles.
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Russ Alan Prince
Spending too fast and too loosely, and listening to bad advice, are the chief problems.
