
The mystery buyer of Manhattan’s most expensive apartment has been revealed: the Wall Street Journal says it’s Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell, who purchased the property for its $100-million asking price.

The mystery buyer of Manhattan’s most expensive apartment has been revealed: the Wall Street Journal says it’s Dell Technologies founder Michael Dell, who purchased the property for its $100-million asking price.

If you had the money to live in a multi-million dollar property anywhere on the planet, where would you go? And how, pray tell, would you choose?

A scandal has been brewing in South American soccer over the past 24 hours after a photo surfaced of Antonio Gonzalez, the wealthy president of Paraguayan soccer club Rubio Ne de Luqu, in bed with a former (male) player.

The western hemisphere’s tallest residential building just set another record: After exceeding an eye-popping $2 billion dollars worth of recorded sales, 432 Park Avenue has made history as the New York’s best-selling building ever.

Modernist giants of the 20th century like Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse are widely hailed for tradition-breaking interpretations of the human form. Yet it was a lesser-known painter who produced what may have been an even more radical breakthrough in how we see ourselves.

There are a handful of things Taylor Swift makes headlines for: New boyfriends, new music, and now, new property buys.

Today (Feb 6) Bethenny & Fredrik debuts on Bravo as the latest in a franchise of real estate television reality shows that feature beautiful people selling multimillion-dollar properties. This newest iteration pairs Real Housewives star Bethenny Frenkel with Million Dollar Listing mogul Fredrik Eklund.

If you’re in the market for a multi-million-dollar manse, London has a sad and beautiful world of posh apartments that have been collecting dust for the past year—and hundreds more are on the way.

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It’s not uncommon for museums to loan art to the First Family. The Obamas preferred a modern, abstract aesthetic (paywall) with the likes of Mark Rothko from the National Gallery of Art, while the Kennedy’s opted for a more romantic vibe with works like Delacroix’s The Smoker from the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

Step aside, Unicorn Frappucinos and Pink Drinks. Starbucks has a new favorite bevvy. According to the company, she’s blonde, bold, and breaks ALL the rules. And you know what that means, right coffee drinkers?

Former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar will likely spend the rest of his life in prison after being sentenced today (Jan. 24) to 40 to 175 years for molesting an untold number of young women over the course of two decades.

Curating the Quartz Daily Brief can mean sifting through some pretty grim stories, from North Korea’s nuclear tests to Maroon 5 becoming the most popular American band of the 21st century.

Gazillionaires rejoice! If you’re in the market for a piece of ultra-luxury Big Apple real estate—you’re totally in luck. An unprecedented wave of deep discounts across the New York City region means that the city’s priciest pads are now available at lower—though not exactly low—prices.

Even in the year of #MeToo, America’s tech hub is importing models to hang out with the guys at its mostly male holiday parties.

At a time when Hollywood celebrities facing abuse allegations are seeing rapid falls from grace, the reaction to Johnny Depp’s casting in the title role of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald infuriated many fans.

The stock market should be one of the world’s great meritocracies, where good trading ideas get rewarded regardless of who comes up with them. And then there’s reality, where women in the business of dispensing investment advice have trouble just getting their ideas heard.

Bridgeway Capital is not like other investment firms. Founded by a former transportation engineer and driven by principles of generosity, Bridgeway has been making waves in the finance industry for more than two decades now, with unorthodox policies that range from capping executive salaries to donating 50% of annual profit to charity.

Bowe Bergdahl, the US Army sergeant who last month pleaded guilty to misbehavior before the enemy and desertion, has received a surprisingly light sentence from a military judge: dishonorable discharge.

Ten years ago, you would have had an impossible time finding high-end cosmetics outside of a department store, let alone on sale.