Collectors are increasingly looking backward for quality and value, as demonstrated by the sale of a 15th-century triptych by an unidentified Flemish artist for nearly $8 million last week.

IndiGo, the country’s largest carrier, acknowledged it had failed to adjust to new regulations mandating more rest for pilots.

“Irreverent Forms” features three contemporary South Korean artists who take an off-kilter approach to ceramics.

Worth more than $5 million, the Chew Valley Hoard was discovered by a band of metal detectorists.

The sellers are hoping to ride the momentum of a recent bumper auction week in New York.

The US president is ramping up his pressure campaign against Caracas.

A new photography collection documents the dingy interiors of the US’ dwindling local newsrooms.

German officials believe Russia could attack NATO in 2029.

The man suspected of shooting two US National Guard members in Washington, DC, worked for a CIA-backed paramilitary force in Afghanistan, the agency said.

A new documentary explores Norway’s “folk high schools.”

A private museum will feature 100 soccer-themed works while the Estadio Azteca hosts five World Cup matches across town.

Renoir was probably “the last person to have touched” the previously unknown portrait, the auctioneer said.