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Features

Breaking took decades to make it from New York’s streets to the Paris Olympics. Despite a big sporting debut, its future still hangs in the balance

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August 4, 2024
Billionaire investor Ken Griffin pays $45 million for dinosaur fossil, shattering auction records
Finance

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin pays $45 million for dinosaur fossil, shattering auction records

By The Associated Press and Irina Ivanova
July 18, 2024
"Infatuation" 1986-1987, by Ross Bleckner displayed at the Unlimited sector of Art Basel fair.
Retail

The world’s richest are reconsidering their spending at Art Basel

By James Tarmy and Bloomberg
June 12, 2024
Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI, speaks into a microphone.
Newsletters

As AI companies lean on creative industries for training data, artists ramp up their dissent

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May 24, 2024
Thailand welcomes home 2 illegally trafficked 1,000-year-old statues returned by New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art
Leadership

Thailand welcomes home 2 illegally trafficked 1,000-year-old statues returned by New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art

By Jerry Harmer and The Associated Press
May 22, 2024
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Lifestyle

Norwegian wealth fund CEO converts a century-old grain silo into a $46 million art display to promote tourism in his hometown

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May 9, 2024
‘I discovered DALL-E and was blown away’: How artists are using AI to create very offline art
Newsletters

‘I discovered DALL-E and was blown away’: How artists are using AI to create very offline art

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April 11, 2024
How UBS, Deutsche Bank, and other giants tap their in-house art experts to appeal to ultrawealthy customers
Magazine

How UBS, Deutsche Bank, and other giants tap their in-house art experts to appeal to ultrawealthy customers

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March 29, 2024
hispanic latina college student works on assignment in her dorm room.She is smiling and in the background there is a big blackboard
Success

These are the worst-paying college degrees, according to a Fed analysis of 75 majors

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March 19, 2024
We help Holocaust victims and their heirs recover Nazi-looted art. Here’s how the lessons we’ve learned can help Ukraine reclaim its cultural property stolen by Russia
Commentary

We help Holocaust victims and their heirs recover Nazi-looted art. Here’s how the lessons we’ve learned can help Ukraine reclaim its cultural property stolen by Russia

By Howard N. Spiegler and Lawrence M. Kaye
February 23, 2024
400-year-old sculptures return to Nepal after New York immigrants spotted them in the Brooklyn Museum: ‘Our gods were locked in the basement’
Lifestyle

400-year-old sculptures return to Nepal after New York immigrants spotted them in the Brooklyn Museum: ‘Our gods were locked in the basement’

By Binaj Gurubacharya and The Associated Press
February 15, 2024
Russian billionaire who sued Sotheby’s for helping dupe him out of over $160m for da Vinci’s ‘Lost Leonardo’ and other paintings loses art fraud case
Finance

Russian billionaire who sued Sotheby’s for helping dupe him out of over $160m for da Vinci’s ‘Lost Leonardo’ and other paintings loses art fraud case

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January 31, 2024
1784 British painting stolen by New Jersey mobsters is returned to the owner’s son—54 years later: ‘This piece of art, what a history it’s had’
Lifestyle

1784 British painting stolen by New Jersey mobsters is returned to the owner’s son—54 years later: ‘This piece of art, what a history it’s had’

By Matthew Brown and The Associated Press
January 30, 2024
Watches
Success

‘8 years ago, nobody was looking at watches on Instagram’: Sotheby’s sees generational shift in luxury sales up 40% since the pandemic

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January 29, 2024
Climate activists splatter ‘Mona Lisa’ with tomato soup in Louvre Museum in Paris
Environment

Climate activists splatter ‘Mona Lisa’ with tomato soup in Louvre Museum in Paris

By Jenny Che and Bloomberg
January 28, 2024

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