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James Tarmy
There was a backlash against mega-mansions but not mega-prices.
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James Tarmy
In uncertain times, the multiyear calendar of global arts institutions means we have something to look forward to.
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Arie Shapira
There’s a new leader in the sweepstakes for the zaniest name change in the crypto craze.
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Turns out the $450 million "Salvator Mundi" was the “last Da Vinci” only if you don't count one or two others.
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Kate Smith
Endowments are riding the bull market to riches, but some question whether students should get more help.
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Rachel Tepper Paley
A Finnish company says it has developed the first fully autonomous car to handle snow-bound streets.
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A Delta flight to a Boeing factory marks one of the last times U.S. passengers will travel on the “Queen of the Skies.”
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Jen Murphy
Skiing and sledding are popular winter activities, but some adventurers seek a special brand of cold-weather endeavors.
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James Tarmy
John McAllister has adoring collectors and sold-out shows. So what if museums aren’t on board?
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Thomas M. Kostigen
These were the top prices paid for artworks at Art Basel in Miami last week.
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Patricia Hurtado
One FIFA official’s chauffeur allegedly arranged his manicures.
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Justin Ocean
What to buy the billionaire on your list this holiday season.
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Robert Williams
The maker of $1,370 canvas duffle bags and $575 monogram belts has launched a “virtual advisor.”
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Justin Bachman
Rich tourists will be first into space, paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to be astronauts—if only for a few minutes.
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Carey Jones
Singapore offers cocktails that have a tendency to make your heart race.
