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A marble garden sculpture identified as the long-lost work of Italian master Antonio Canova could fetch $10.5 million at Christie's London.

Recumbent Magdalene, an art world ‘sleeping beauty’, was identified in 2002 after it was bought for £5,200

The big 4 bank confirmed the appointment on Tuesday (15 March). Evelyn Halls, who most recently worked as lead ombudsman at the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) will join ANZ as its

The big 4 bank confirmed the appointment on Tuesday (15 March). Evelyn Halls, who most recently worked as lead ombudsman at the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) will join ANZ as its

Join us for a special event, where our panellists share their experience of how eDiscovery has rapidly changed in the ANZ region.

It appears from recently released research that, in order to remain competitive and relevant in the future, it will be necessary for employers to consider their approach to flexible and agile working, writes employment lawyer Jacqui Reed.

There was a chunk of shares up for grabs in artificial intelligence-powered virtual data room business Ansarada on Tuesday afternoon.

Herbert Smith Freehills has bolstered its superannuation and insurance expertise with the appointment of two new partners, who both join from fellow BigLaw firm Minter Ellison.   Maged Girgis and An

Industry facing regulatory onslaught which will impact sector for decades

U.S. firm White & Case has hired Kristian Bradshaw as a local partner in its project development and finance practice in Tokyo. He recently held an in-house role at Japanese oil company INPEX Corporation.