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Vintners warn Chinese market is fickle...stock markets and property markets. Last month, auction house giants Sotheby's and Christie's both said Hong Kong was overtaking New York and London as the world's largest market for rare vintages. At Sotheby's Hong Kong wine sale in... In this article: Hong Kong, Sotheby's, China, and California |
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Prime Newswire | November 05, 2009
Sotheby's Announces 2009 Third Quarter and First Nine Months Results
...million. In October, Sotheby's fall Hong Kong sales brought $167.1 million, at the high end of the pre-sale estimate of $123/$167 million, with virtually every auction exceeding pre-sale expectations and both wine sales 100% sold. This was...
In this article: Revenue, NEW YORK, London, Hong Kong, Tax, and Securities and Exchange Act of 1934
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Prime Newswire | November 03, 2009
Sotheby's Declares Fourth Quarter 2009 Dividend
...shareholders of record as of December 1, 2009. About Sotheby's Sotheby's is a global company that engages in art auction, private sales and art-related financing activities. The Company operates in 40 countries, with principal salesrooms...
In this article: NEW YORK, New York Stock Exchange, London, Paris, and Hong Kong
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Financial Times | October 05, 2009
Chinese toast success at HK wine auction
...updated: October 5 2009 22:40 Hong Kong has overtaken London and New York as Sotheby's largest wine market after the auction house this weekend sold $7.9m of rare vintage to deep-pocketed Asian collectors. One mainland Chinese connoisseur...
In this article: Hong Kong, New York, London, and Chateau Petrus
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FT.com - Your money | October 05, 2009
HK becomes Sotheby's largest fine wine market
...sale. In Sotheby's first year of selling wine in Asia, Hong Kong has become Sotheby's most important wine centre, ahead of very successful auctions in New York and London," said Serena Sutcliffe, head of Sotheby's International Wine.
In this article: Hong Kong, London, Chateau Petrus, Serena Sutcliffe, Asia, and New York
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The Australian | November 01, 2009
Hong Kong rules the region
...the retro-fitting of colonial-era structures as arts venues. But the loss of Christie's and Sotheby's has ensured the crown of regional arts supremo will remain in Hong Kong. Hong Kong is now the third largest art-auction market in the...
In this article: Hong Kong, Singapore, Recession, Australian Stock Exchange, Shanghai, and London
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New Kerala | October 07, 2009
Hong Kong graffiti sells for record 65,000 dollars at auction
...dollars at auction Hong Kong, Oct 7 : A piece of graffiti by Hong Kong's self-proclaimed 'King of Kowloon' has sold for a record 500,000 Hong Kong dollars (65,000 dollars), auction house Sotheby's confirmed Wednesday. The piece by the late...
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Luxist | November 05, 2009
Asian Art Goes under the Gavel in London this Week
...has invited 30 new buyers from mainland China. In October, the Sotheby's Hong Kong art auction was good for $170 million, with plenty of bidding and buying by mainland Chinese buyers. Tags: art, art auction, art auctions, art collector,...
In this article: London, Hong Kong, RSS Feed, Buddhist, and AOL
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Telegraph.co.uk - Business | October 10, 2009
Message in a bottle at Asian auction
...at a Sotheby's auction in Hong Kong. Sotheby's says it has raised more in two fine wine auctions in the former colony this year than in four similar auctions in New York and seven in London. For Christie's, too, Hong Kong has become...
In this article: Hong-Kong, Chateau Petrus, Asia, Asean, Tax, and Unemployment
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Yahoo! News | October 12, 2009
Chinese art market soul-searches as prices plummet (Reuters)
...shrunk over 54 percent according to Artron. Sotheby's and Christie's, which both pared back their sales of Chinese contemporary art in Hong Kong, have struggled to consign outstanding works. At Sotheby's autumn sales, bidding was mixed...
In this article: Hong Kong, China, Zhang Xiaogang, and Poly Group
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Description from Wikipedia:
Sotheby's is the world's third oldest auction house in continuous operation.
- Name:
- Sotheby's
- Type:
- Public (NYSE: BID)
- Location:
- London, United Kingdom
- Founder:
- Samuel Baker
- Founded:
- London, Great Britain
- Stock Symbol:
- BID
- Industry:
- Auctioneering
- Key People:
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- Michael I. Sovern
- <small>President and CEO
- William F. Ruprecht
- Products:
- Fine arts
- Revenue:
- US$3,000,000,000
- Subsidiaries:
- Sotheby's International Realty
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