NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global art sales fell 4% last year to around $65 billion, as the wealthiest buyers r ...
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UBS report says wealthier clients became more cautious about art, sales dropped last year
UBS report says wealthier clients became more cautious about art, sales dropped last year
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Beiersdorf optimistic on future despite China challenges
Beiersdorf optimistic on future despite China challenges
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Germany's Habeck lays out plan to boost economy, calls for investment fund
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Most investors still trust Trump. But do they prefer Harris to Biden?
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Maldives to focus on managing debt bilaterally, ends work with Centerview
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Tesla to report, TI's income, Starbucks suspends guidance – what's moving markets
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Russian industry warns central bank's high rates hurt crucial new investment
Russian industry warns central bank's high rates hurt crucial new investment
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Fed rate cuts should help to sustain US economic growth: UBS
Fed rate cuts should help to sustain US economic growth: UBS
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'Open banking' rules for consumer data unveiled by US watchdog
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Thai Finance Minister says growth may not reach 3% in 2024, but will in 2025
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