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- Jul 27, 2026
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Why Art Is Quietly Becoming Wall Street's New Alternative Asset for Wealthy Investors (opens the original)
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Art has long been viewed as a cultural asset, but a growing number of firms are now managing collections using financial frameworks more commonly associated with real estate, commodities and other alternative investments. Rather than treating artworks solely as collectibles, some organisations are restructuring collections as treasury assets supported by formal accounting, insurance and custody systems. The shift reflects broader changes in alternative investing, where institutions and high-net-
Why Salon Suites Are Taking Over the Beauty Industry and Leaving Traditional Salon Owners Behind (opens the original)
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The rapid expansion of salon suite businesses is reshaping the economics of the US beauty industry, placing growing pressure on traditional salon owners. Instead of working under commission-based salon structures, more stylists are choosing to rent private suites and operate as independent business owners. Major operators including Sola Salon Studios, Phenix Salon Suites and Studio Salons in Draper have helped bring the concept into the mainstream, offering beauty professionals greater control o
The 'Forbes 30 Under 30 Curse'? Gökçe Güven Pleads Guilty to Fraud After Raising $7 Million (opens the original)
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The Forbes '30 Under 30' list was created to celebrate the world's brightest young entrepreneurs. Instead, it has increasingly become associated with a string of high-profile fraud cases, prompting fresh questions about whether hype sometimes outpaces substance. The latest name to fuel that debate is Gökçe Güven, the 26-year-old founder of New York fintech startup Kalder and a member of the 2025 Forbes 30 Under 30 class. Güven pleaded guilty to one count of securities fraud after US prosecutors
Why One Private Art Collection Refuses to Buy at Auction – And the 'Bonsai' Rule Behind Its Success (opens the original)
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In a private conversation with Collector Sylvain Lévy we chat about how a private art collection built through direct relationships with artists rather than auction houses is attracting renewed attention for its unusual approach to ownership, curation and long-term cultural value. Collector Sylvain Lévy and his wife Dominique spent years visiting artists' studios across China instead of acquiring works through public sales, a strategy Lévy says helped shape the collection's authenticity and focu
Jamaican National Pleads Guilty After $9 Million Sweepstakes Scam Targeted Elderly Americans (opens the original)
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A Jamaican national has pleaded guilty to helping lead an international fraud ring that US prosecutors say stole more than $9 million from over 200 elderly victims across the United States through a sweepstakes scam, federal authorities announced on Monday, 1 June 2026. Jordan Trought, 30, admitted to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, mail fraud and bank fraud before US Magistrate Judge Judith C. McCarthy, according to the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. Trought was ar
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