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The artworks, owned by the foundation of late CBS founder William S. Paley, are expected to bring in upwards of $70 million total at a series of Sothebys auctions in the coming months.

/PRNewswire/ -- Leadership and communication expert David Grossmans latest book, "Heart First: Lasting Leader Lessons from a Year that Changed Everything,"...

Cinderella Ate My Daughter: Dispatches from the Front Lines of the New Girlie-Girl Culture by Orenstein, Peggy at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10:  0061711527 - ISBN 13:  9780061711527 - HarperCollins - 2011 - Hardcover

Nonfungible tokens are unique and noninterchangeable data units stored using blockchain technology. They come in all shapes and sizes, the most common being collectibles, digital art, event tickets...

At a CalMatters/Milken Institute event, experts discuss how the pandemic has changed the California economy, but why there’s reason for hope. Here are three key takeaways.

EYP Architects and Engineers, a national company, with offices in Boston. The building will incorporate cross-laminated timber. The 200,000-square-foot building in the Westbrook development, as well as well as the two that make up Rock Rows medical campus, arent EYPs first in Maine. The integrated design firm, which specializes in higher education, government, health care, and science and technology architecture, designed Jackson Labs Ellsworth campus, renovating a former Lowes into a 135,...

New Novel Tackles Themes of Corruption and Injustice and Encourages Readers to Take Part in the Fight for a Better World Share Article “The Movement that Changed Everything” by Minister Al demonstrates the power that everyday people have to make a change “’The Movement that Changed Everything’ highlights what happens when we care for one another as well as what we can achieve when we unite for the same cause. Together, we can fight until we are there.” ...

By Donna Brassard On January 1, 1999 I became the publisher of Mainebiz. I was so excited that WPL had purchased it from Jonathan Whitney, that I was going to be the new publisher, and my family was moving to Maine! And what has transpired over the last 22 years? Two recessions, five websites, two changes in company ownership, a growing number of employees that had us moving to five different locations, the start and end of the Momentum Convention, the transition online to digital...