Andy Warhol works to be auctioned in cybersale
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Seasoned art collectors and first-time buyers wanting to own an Andy Warhol will get their chance next week when 125 paintings, drawings and photographs by the...
Home > Reviews
All Stories
Digital messages, proposals expected to rise on Valentine’s Day
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Not everyone will be struck by Cupid's arrow on Valentine's Day, but for the many people who are, they will be popping the question and proposing...
Digital messages, proposals expected to rise on Valentine’s Day
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Not everyone will be struck by Cupid's arrow on Valentine's Day, but for the many people who are, they will be popping the question and proposing...
Australians win race to top of Empire State Building
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Australians Mark Bourne and Suzy Walsham were the fastest man and woman to race up the 1,576 steps of the Empire State Building on Wednesday in...
Cruise industry tops 20 million clients, focuses on Asia
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cruise lines carried 20.3 million passengers last year and expect the numbers to rise in 2013 as more companies focus resources on luring Asian clients, industry...
Rare 1794 silver dollar sells for record $10 million at U.S. auction
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A 1794 silver dollar, which many experts believe was the first such coin struck by the U.S. Mint, sold for a record $10 million at auction...
Rare works of famed photographers expected to get record prices at auction
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Vintage photographs by some of the world's most famous photographers such as Edward Weston, Alfred Stieglitz and Man Ray are expected to fetch more than $5.2...
Rare 1794 silver dollar sells for record $10 million at U.S. auction
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A 1794 silver dollar, which many experts believe was the first such coin struck by the U.S. Mint, sold for a record $10 million at auction...
Rare works of famed photographers expected to get record prices at auction
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Vintage photographs by some of the world's most famous photographers such as Edward Weston, Alfred Stieglitz and Man Ray are expected to fetch more than $5.2...
U.S. researchers tracking flu through Twitter
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Researchers and computer scientists at Johns Hopkins University have devised a way to track cases of influenza across the United States using the microblogging site Twitter....