That might be a good question to ask if you happen to jaunt off to Macau, the Chinese island that is the world’s largest gambling mecca, for a stay at a Wynn hotel because Wynn Resorts founder and CEO Steve Wynn spent £8 million ($12.8 million) for a quartet of 18th-century Chinese porcelain vases at a London auction.
Monday was a sad day for baseball fans, particularly on the West Coast, as one of the game’s more storied franchises, the Los Angeles Dodgers, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy under the specious leadership of owner Frank McCourt.
Trader Daily isn’t a personal finance Web site, but times are tough out there, and people are coming up with some very odd and unique ways to save money
We admit to having a bit of fun at David Einhorn’s expense earlier this month regarding the New York Mets, but upon further review, the deal looks like a real steal.
Manchester United, one of the most recognized soccer franchises and 19-time English Premier League champion, is considering an IPO.
There’s nothing like the rich, creamy vulgarity of a scandal like the Dominique Strauss-Kahn debacle or “WeinerGate.” But these tantalizing situations are hogging press and stealing the limelight from numerous other situations of outrageous or disgraceful behavior.
It appears that BP, Europe’s second-largest oil company, has the most unlikely of suitors.
Destruction prophet Harold Camping blew the calculations yet again, but there are plenty of indications that the end is still near. Here are some luxurious portents that point to a cosmic bubble where some folks just have way too many choices.
As if all the mentions in countless rap songs were not enough, Bugatti’s Veyron has come roaring back to reclaim its title as the world’s fastest car.
It can be very profitable to be a client of hedge fund manager John Paulson. But some of Paulson’s clients may be getting a better deal than others, at least when it comes to where they get to go for investor meetings.
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