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The Collectibles Market Is Cooling. What Remains a Good Bet?

Experts weigh in on investing in classic cars, wine, sports memorabilia, watches and handbags.

Businessweek

Top jewelry pieces fall short of target prices at Christie's auction derided by Jewish groups

A ruby ring and a diamond necklace fetched less than their pre-sale estimates at a Christie’s auction of a vast jewelry collection of a late Austrian heiress that was bought with riches from a retail empire dating back to the Nazi era in Germany

The Independent UK

Auction of £120m of jewels to go ahead despite Jewish groups’ concerns

Critics say collection derives from fortune made by buying businesses from Jews who were forced to sell in Nazi Germany

The Guardian - UK

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The Class of 2023: Research Institute Against Digestive Cancer

IRCAD 3 is a new 26,000-square-foot (2,400-square-meter) building dedicated to robotic surgery, and this latest extension of IRCAD needed to feature an array of high-end AV technology to deliver an immersive learning experience.

AVNetwork

Jewellery with 'Nazi links' set to fetch €136 million at auction

Christie's auction house on Wednesday launches the sale of hundreds of jewels that belonged to Austrian billionaire Heidi Horten, whose German businessman husband made his fortune under the Nazis.

Radio France Internationale

One of the world's rarest cricket books to be offered for sale in UK

LONDON: A first edition of one of the world's rarest books on cricket from the library of eminent cricket commentator and collector John Arlott is eyeing a world record when it goes on sale at the Firsts Rare Book Fair in London next month, priced at GBP 225,000.

The Times of India

'I had to tell my boys at Xmas I had cancer - but after 12 weeks of therapy we have hope'

After his bowel cancer diagnosis, Paul Farrell was offered an experimental new trial to try to treat it - after just 12 weeks of treatment, the dad-of-two is now 'feeling brilliant'

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World’s most valuable private jewellery collection goes on display in London

More than 700 items collected by late Austrian art collector Heidi Horten on show before expected £120m charity auction in Geneva

The Guardian - UK

John Travolta’s Saturday Night Fever suit up for sale – with ‘authentic’ sweat marks

One of two identical white three-pieces worn by star in 1977 role expected to fetch $250,000

The Guardian - UK

Dad-of-two given devastating diagnosis after noticing something while shaving

Michael Schillinger was given proton beam therapy as part of a clinical trial at The Christie

Manchester Evening News

Woman with no ovaries gives birth to ‘miracle’ baby after one in a million diagnosis

Stacey Broadmeadow, 38, was shocked to discover she had a million-to-one rare cancer but even more terrified at the thought it would rob her of her chance of motherhood

The Independent UK

"We're going to have so much fun": Woman gives birth to 'absolute miracle' baby after IVF and 'million to one' rare cancer

'In the film, Finding Nemo, Nemo was the last little egg left. So he's my little Nemo. He's my little miracle'

Manchester Evening News

My baby boy is my little miracle after I lost my ovaries to cancer

Stacey, 38, speaks of her joy at becoming a mum after she thought all hope was lost - and being given the all-clear from the disease

Wales Online

Cancer survivor gives birth to ‘miracle’ baby after having ovaries removed

Experts at the Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester were able to save Stacey Broadmeadow’s life and she froze her eggs.

The Independent UK

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Woman & Home

Inside the new Christie's auction showcasing some of the finest jewelry in the world, including some with fascinating royal connections

From a vintage Van Cleef & Arpels to one inspired by the Duchess of Windsor, The Magnificent Jewels of Anne Eisenhower is a must-see for jewelry lovers

The Guardian - UK

Putin and his allies love buying art. To help us win the war in Ukraine, confiscate it

Paintings are easier to transport and hide than yachts and private jets. Don’t let them slip through, says Ukrainian sanction expert Vladyslav Vlasiuk

Zenger

Jake Paul-Backed Startup HYP Is Shaking Up Resale Markets, How Fashion Houses Do Business

HYP CEO Hayoung Park says brands are leaving money on the table, particularly when it comes to how they treat the resale markets

AVNetwork

Ontario's THEMUSEUM Jumps into an Interactive, Captivating Digital Gallery

The EYEPOOL gallery uses 14 Christie Inspire Series laser projectors to create an immersive experience.

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Manchester Evening News

Lowry station painting set to depart to another owner - for £2m

"L.S. Lowry's works have enduring appeal"

Bangkok Post

Who was Leonardo Da Vinci’s mother?

FLORENCE, Italy: It is a mystery that has intrigued and confounded scholars for centuries: Who, exactly, was Leonardo da Vinci’s mother?

Bangkok Post

T-Rex skeleton to go under the hammer

GENEVA: A Tyrannosaurus-Rex skeleton dating back 67 million years will be auctioned in Switzerland next month, marking the first such sale in Europe, the auction house said on Saturday.

Reason

Short Circuit: A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions

Speedy trials, political advertising, and horseracing.

Manchester Evening News

I have bladder cancer and am one of the first people not to go to hospital for life-saving tests - here's why

Phil Frost was diagnosed with cancer in 2019 - and has an amazing reason why he's not going to hospital now

Manchester Evening News

Dad who thought he had a 'stomach ulcer' died after it turned out to be terminal cancer

Danny Johnston's grieving family is demanding answers over the treatment he received

Edinburgh Live

Dad-of-two dies after 200 hours in A&E with 'ulcer' which turned out to be cancer

Danny Johnston, 47, tragically passed away last month, just weeks after his family were told he had cancer. His wife Charlene is now seeking answers from the hospital after no signs of cancer were detected during previous appointments

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