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  • Metropolitan, Israel Museums Buy Steinhardt Mishneh Torah

    A 15th-century illustrated volume of Mishneh Torah from the collection of Michael and Judy Steinhardt, which was planned to be sold at Sotheby’s this morning, was jointly purchased by the Israel Museum in Jerusalem and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Sotheby’s said today.

  • Steinhardt’s Judaica May Bring $11 Million at Sotheby’s

    The collection of Judaica assembled over the past three decade by philanthropist and former hedge-fund manager Michael Steinhardt and his wife, Judy, is heading to the auction block next week in New York.

  • Abe Election Is Steinhardt Win as WisdomTree ETF Triples

    Shinzo Abe’s election as prime minister of Japan is creating a windfall for Michael Steinhardt, the former hedge-fund manager turned exchange-traded fund executive.

  • WisdomTree’s Steinhardt Says Bonds Are ‘No Place to Be’

    Investors should avoid bonds and buy stocks in companies paying high dividends, and the Federal Reserve should reconsider its low-interest-rate policy, according to Michael Steinhardt, whose hedge funds returned more than 20 percent a year for almost three decades.

  • Adelson-Led Billionaires Spend Cash in Israel Elections

    Sheldon Adelson, the U.S. casino mogul who has called himself the world’s richest Jew, couldn’t vote in Israel’s parliamentary elections in January. That didn’t stop his free daily newspaper, Yisrael Hayom, from publishing a front-page editorial last year arguing in favor of bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities -- an option voiced by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

  • Picasso’s Naked Man Selling for $23 Million Shows Gagosian Clout

    Pablo Picasso met Francoise Gilot, then a 21-year-old painter, in a Paris restaurant in 1943 during the Nazi occupation, and the two became lovers. While artists such as Max Ernst fled Paris for the U.S., Picasso hung tough even though the Germans prohibited his art from being shown.

  • Israel Safest as Investors Discount War Threat

    Israel, under threat of war from its neighbors since being founded in 1948, produced better risk- adjusted returns than all other developed stock markets in the past decade as the technology-driven economy attracted global investors.

  • Israel Safest as Investors Discount War Threat: Riskless Return

    Israel, under threat of war from its neighbors since being founded in 1948, produced better risk- adjusted returns than all other developed stock markets in the past decade as the technology-driven economy attracted global investors.

  • Research Affiliates Sues Steinhardt’s WisdomTree Over Portfolio Patents

    Research Affiliates LLC, the asset- management company, sued WisdomTree Investments Inc. for allegedly infringing three of its patents.

  • David Rubenstein, Michael J. Fox Give Tips to New Donors

    Paul Tudor Jones was about 32 years old when he saw businessman Eugene Lang on “60 Minutes” talking about “adopting” inner city children and offering to pay their college tuition.

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