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A T. rex makes for an awe-inspiring sculptural piece for that awkward-to-fill atrium. But the risks are high.

Common retirement advice assumes 50-somethings are in their top earnings years. Unfortunately, there's more to the story.

FABULOUS FESTIVAL: All round amazing human Hugh Mackay AO renowned social psychologist and bestselling author was the official...

One family has turned down millions for their house and it has become part of the Masters legend.

Across the Great Lakes basin scientists and planners are pivoting to re-examine alternative drainage systems and to address barriers — including obsolete data — that may stand in the way of innovative, sustainable green designs that could help allevi

Beyoncé in Paris. Springsteen in Ferrara. How far will fans travel to see their favorite performers, and how much will they spend to do it?

"The international art market has only recently woken up to this category," says one expert—and sellers are increasingly targeting it as well.

For a company that relies mainly on referrals rather than marketing, it’s a good sign when demand has grown so much that you need to expand your team. That’s the situation for Venables Pest Management, a Tumwater business whose glowing referrals each month have attracted enough business that increasing their staff is essential.

The must-have item for the super-rich is not a mega-yacht or sports car, but a dinosaur: the bigger and fiercer the better. Richard Askwith reports

Measuring 12.8 feet (3.9 m) high and 38.1 feet (11.6 m) long, the T. Rex skeleton that was sold at an auction in Switzerland yesterday is made up of 293 bones from three different dinosaurs.