Market board members quit after former Demons boss Paul Guerra takes top job
The appointment of a new chair of the Melbourne Market Authority board may have been the catalyst for an almighty upheaval of the board.
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A chandelier that an artist bought for £250 after spotting it in a London antiques shop sold for £2.922 million at Christie's in 2023, turning a chance discovery into one of the more remarkable stories of the art market. The bronze light fitting, created by Swiss sculptor Alberto Giacometti, had been recognised by British artist John Craxton in the late 1960s, when the shop had listed its maker as unknown.
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Japanese companies compensate users as cyberattacks buffet economy
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