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USD/JPY Technical Analysis: resistance target 150.00 Awaits - Vimarsana News

USD/JPY Technical Analysis: resistance target 150.00 Awaits

The American inflation figures were in favor of the dollar's gains and the Bank of Japan's accommodative policy continued.

Vermont collector auctioning rare 19th-century books worth millions - Vimarsana News

Vermont collector auctioning rare 19th-century books worth millions

Centerpiece of Bruce Lisman’s collection is handwritten corrected page proofs by Nathaniel Hawthorne for his 1850 masterwork, 'The Scarlet Letter'

Alexandra Petri's U.S. History is a political satire book that makes (fake) history fun. - Vimarsana News

Alexandra Petri's U.S. History is a political satire book that makes (fake) history fun.

Alexandra Petri’s new book, Alexandra Petri’s U.S. History presents the most important documents in American history…that she made up.

Source: slate.com
Alexandra Petri's US History: Important American Documents delivers political satire like you've never seen before. - Vimarsana News

Alexandra Petri's US History: Important American Documents delivers political satire like you've never seen before.

Alexandra Petri’s US History: Important American Documents will make you rethink your high school history class.

Source: slate.com
Christie's Sold More Than $2 Billion Worth of Art in New York, but Its 20th and 21st Century Auctions Had Major Disappointments - Vimarsana News

Christie's Sold More Than $2 Billion Worth of Art in New York, but Its 20th and 21st Century Auctions Had Major Disappointments

A De Kooning, estimated in excess of $35 million, failed to find a buyer, and several works were withdrawn before the auctions started.

Source: artnet.com