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Lorenzo Thione believes in fate and approaches the world with a somewhat self-confident naivete. This outward optimism comes across most clearly when he talks about his new business: He wants to be an "artist among the artists," unchaining fine art from wealthy collectors and setting it free among the hoi polloi.
From Politics & Policy
China's government bet big on shipping in the last decade. For a time, it paid off, even propelling the country to the world's top spot in shipbuilding. Now a major global slowdown is hurting the sector, and shipyards are in line for closure.
From Economy
U.S. mortgages rates have dropped to record lows for four consecutive weeks, but that doesn't mean more homes will be sold.
From Politics & Policy
Louisiana residents are set to vote on a constitutional amendment that would roll back the state's ability to regulate the carrying of concealed weapons.
From Companies
Groupon Inc. is testing a payment service that will allow merchants to accept credit cards using its infrastructure, media reports said, pushing the coupon company into a market space already occupied by PayPal and Square.
From Economy
Spain's Bankia S.A. has requested the country's government provide it with a bailout worth €19 billion ($24 billion), while Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it lowered its ratings on five financial institutions based in the Iberian nation.
From Politics & Policy
Top officials of the United Nations on Saturday condemned in the strongest possible terms the confirmed killing of dozens of men, women, and children -- and the wounding of hundreds more -- in the village of Houla, outside Homs.
From Politics & Policy
One represents Egypt's future -- the other its past. Who are Mohammed Morsi and Ahmed Shafiq, Egypt's leading presidential candidates?.
Israel believes this development marks a significant turning point in the Syrian crisis, namely that oppositio...
New York PS 368 Students Can Study Arabic
Jobless Claims Data Offer No Solace For Recovery Concerns
Nadal French Open Favorite, But Djokovic, Federer Could End Streak
HP’s WebOS Enyo Team Leaving Company To Join Google: Report
In Lehman's Archstone Deal, 'Grave Dancer' Sam Zell Wins Again
US Treasury Declines To Call China A Currency 'Manipulator'
Spain's Bankia Suspends Shares On Bailout Rumors
Depressed Natural Gas Prices Look To Rebound
Fracking: Group Accuses University Of Parroting Oil Industry
Why India Should Hike Diesel Prices
Fearing a political backlash, the Indian government has postponed the decision to hike the dies...
Federal Regulators Plan Arctic Oil Spill Response Drills
The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement will be conducting a series of possibly unan...
US Cities with Most Underwater Mortgage [SLIDESHOW]
The persistent downturn in the US has taken a toll on mortgage debt in some of the major cities...
US Stocks Close Mostly Up Week With Mostly Down Day: Daily Markets Wrap
U.S. equities closed a moderately green week with a moderately red day on Friday, as the Dow Jo...
Sachin Tendulkar Features In Coca-Cola New Ad Campaign ‘Cricket Ki Khushi’
Coca-Cola has launched its latest "Coca-Cola Cricket Ki Khushi" campaign, featuring c...
New Cookie Law: Users Must Agree to Terms Before Website Can be Viewed
New privacy law forces websites to seek permission from visitors before cookies can be used.
CBSE Class XII Results 2012 on May 28: Where To Find Results?
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare class XII results on Monday (May 28) morning.
Dubai banks considering mortgages for overseas buyers
A number of Dubai banks are close to launching a new mortgage product targeted at overseas inve...
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From Economy
US Stocks - Time To 'Sell In May And Go Away'?
You can't blame investors for feeling a bit squeamish regarding deploying new money in the U.S. stock market these days, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s (DJIA) recent slide from 13,300 to 12,450 unnerving even the most experienced institutional investors.
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From Opinion
Greece Is Coming To The US, And We Can't Fix It
The basic concept behind taxes, the real reason no one is ever told, is that governments can spend your money better than you can spend your money.
Are Record-Low Mortgage Rates Hurting The US Housing Market?
After Greece Exits The Euro, What's Next? An Illustrated Guide To 5 Possible Scenarios
Facebook, ‘Titanic' Of IPOs, Could Poison Tech Company Pipeline
Spain's Bankia Suspends Shares On Bailout Rumors
Searching For The American Dream, In A Chinese RV
After 24 Years In Myanmar, New Doors Open For Aung San Suu Kyi
China And Israel Expand Military Ties In Sign Of Growing Cooperation
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