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Exploring Christie's Vault, Jam-Packed With $200 Million In Art

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The artworks are there as part of New York’s annual November auction bonanza.

Da Vinci, Ferrari Are Star Attractions At $1.6 Billion Auctions

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A rediscovered Leonardo Da Vinci and racing driver Michael Schumacher’s red Ferrari are among this auction's highlights.

Wine On Demand? Rating Bottles From Blue Apron, Hello Fresh, Caviar

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The meal-kit business now includes wine.

Papa John's Blames NFL 'Debacle' For Hurting Its Pizza Sales

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Papa John’s post-earnings conference call was dominated by negative talk of the NFL.

Earn Your Drink At These Incredibly Hard-To-Reach Bars And Pubs

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These little hideaway drinking holes are hard to get to, but you will be well rewarded when you get there.

The Seven Most Fun Cars To Take Skiing

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Whether you hop in a Volvo station wagon or a Porsche 911 depends on what kind of ski adventure you want to have.

Truffle Season Shocks Chefs As Prices Double To $3,200 A Pound

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Italy’s hot summer and dry fall could see supplies in some regions reduced by 90 percent.

Paul Newman Rolex Watch Sells For Record $17.6 Million

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It's the highest amount ever paid for a wristwatch at auction.

The FDA Warns One Of New York's Most Expensive Restaurants

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Regulators cite Masa over seafood import violations.

The Richest Royal In Europe Just Keeps Getting Richer

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This prince controls a dynastic fortune that originated during the Crusades.

Einstein's 'Theory Of Happiness' Sells For $1.56 Million

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Albert Einstein gave a note containing his musings on happiness to a bellhop 95 years ago in lieu of a tip.

Major Warhol Collector Says Art Stash Being 'Held Hostage'

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A New Jersey storage company is demanding $500,000 in fee payments before it releases the Andy Warhol artworks.

Everything At The Baccarat Hotel Is For Sale—Even The $216,000 Chandeliers

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Using the swank hotspot as a way to hawk furniture and glassware was part of the hotel’s strategy all along.

A Beer Buoyed By Dead Sea Salt Takes The Craft World By Storm

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Rising stars and beer veterans alike are helping bring Carakale, the first craft brewery in Jordan, to the United States.

Calif. Wine Country Takes Stock In Wake Of Wildfires

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Twenty-two wineries have been impacted by the fires, which have not yet been completely contained.

Six Glorious Places To Ski This Season

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Now’s the time to book your annual winter holiday—and we’ve got loads of inspiration to get you started.

A $41 Glass Of 150-Year-Old Wine Is The Wild Future Of Vineyards

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One vineyard is trying to plan for a future impacted by climate change.

This Auction's Wristwatches Are Unlike Any In The Universe

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One of the timepieces on the block is purportedly almost as dark as a black hole.

Why A Pub In The Middle Of Nowhere Was Named The World's Best Restaurant

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The only option in this English pub a tasting menu that focuses on local produce, much of it from the local countryside.

Luxury Jet Buyers Think Resale Value In Tough Market

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Highly personalized aircraft might not sell well in the competitive used jet market.

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