Beginning just in time for the Midsummer Classic's return to the Big Apple, New York fine jeweler Alex Woo has fashioned a new Major League Baseball themed collection, marking its first professional sports licensing agreement. Inspired by today's …

… of masculinity and power. He has been praised by Richard Goldstein at the Village voice for his unique vision, who stated, "No young artist has so vividly captured the hidden cost of victory, the fine line between power and fragility, the interplay …

A comprehensive fair running the gamut of the fine and decorative arts as well as jewelry, design, and antiques, Masterpiece London also includes “collectibles,” a broad category that has in the past featured such items as a custom-built cobalt-blue …

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The person who submits the winning photo will receive a $250 gift certificate from Torin Bales Fine Jewelry. Deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. July 19. Click here to discover what's happening on YourStreet! Print; •; Share. Share this item. Send this …

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The continuation of unprovoked firing incidents on the Line of Control (LoC), attempts at infiltration of terrorists, pumping in counterfeit currency and drugs, support for known terrorist groups like the Laskar-e-Tayaba, clearly indicates that …

Any additional adverse trade conditions will further jeopardize the stability of China's economy, especially as lower trade surpluses and decreased foreign investment slow money creation by China's central bank. A trade war would clearly be devastating …

America has averaged 3 percent growth since World War II, but during those 68 years we have suffered 11 recessions, including the 2007–09 whopper. When the country isn't in recession, 4 percent annual growth is quite normal. Too many economists and …