Pierre Berge News
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French billionaire Francois Pinault’s family has donated to the Chinese nation two bronze animal heads that were the subject of a $40 million disputed sale at Christie’s International in 2009.
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Tucked away on a side street in London’s Bloomsbury district is a disused milk depot with a new occupant: the multimillionaire art collector Frank Cohen.
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For most of us, Pierre Berge was the gray-haired gray suit who lived and worked for 50 years with Yves Saint Laurent and made sure the bills got paid.
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Le Monde, France’s struggling newspaper of record, accepted an offer from investors including Yves Saint Laurent Group partner Pierre Berge , snubbing President Nicolas Sarkozy , who had opposed the bid.
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Le Monde, France’s struggling newspaper of record, accepted a bid from investors including Yves Saint Laurent Group partner Pierre Berge to recapitalize the paper, said Adrien de Tricornot, vice president of journalist group Societe des Redacteurs du Monde.
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The $10 billion market for Chinese antiques is about to be transformed by the unexpected fallout from an auction at a saleroom in a suburb of London.
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Le Monde, France’s newspaper of record, extended a deadline for investors after French President Nicolas Sarkozy weighed in on the bids.
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The sale of a 20th-century design collection, described as the world’s finest, has ended with furniture maker Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann the best-selling name.
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French collector Laurent Negro may raise a record 60 million euros ($82 million) at the auction of everything in his private museum.
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Eileen Gray will be among the names featured in a collection of 20th-century design that is estimated to sell for a record 60 million euros ($82 million) in Paris.
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