Sotheby’s Lands the $450 Million Blaquier Collection, Led by a $180M Van Gogh
With Armory Week officially opening the fall market season in New York, auction houses are rolling out, one after another,
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Lights, Camera, Action: An Insider’s Guide to L.A.’s Historic Hollywood Neighborhood
Beyond the flashy neon signs, touristy attractions and worn-down Walk of Fame, Hollywood remains a vital organ of Los Angeles.
Josh Kushner Valued A24 at $3.5 Billion. Dior and Google Just Proved Him Right.
In the summer of 2024, Josh Kushner put his money behind a movie studio. Thrive Capital, the New York firm
Safra Catz Made Oracle an A.I. Giant, Then Stepped Aside. One Year Later, How Has Oracle Fared?
A year after stepping down as Oracle’s CEO, Safra Catz has kept a relatively low profile, with minimal media appearances.
Constantin Nitsche Wrestles with the Limits of Painting
The artist Constantin Nitsche, who studied painting at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, works in a converted garage studio in Marseille’s 6th
A.I. Needs Power, Land and Data Centers. Bruce Flatt’s $1 Trillion Brookfield Already Owns Much of It.
“It took us 25 years to be in the right spot,” Bruce Flatt, chairman of Brookfield Asset Management, told investors
How Industry Fairs Evolved into Places to Meet Horology’s Most Famous Makers
For decades, the most important watch fairs in the world weren’t really intended for the people who actually wore the
Inside the Room: The Founders, Investors and Operators at Observer’s A.I. Power Index Party
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, 145 founders, CEOs, investors and executives crowded around the horseshoe bar at Dante Elizabeth Street, days
In a Class Defined by Size, the Lexus LX 600 Distinguishes Itself Through Design
Car lovers and luxury auto shoppers have to give Lexus some credit. The brand was once dismissed as a maker
Apple CEO John Ternus Wants a Faster, Bolder $5 Trillion Empire
A month into the job, John Ternus is already moving to remake Tim Cook’s Apple. The new CEO is cutting