The Problem With Copyrights
Google's Susan Wojcicki and Sundar Pichai say fighting piracy isn't as easy as some think.
June 2012
Secrets of an Artisan’s Glass Act
Charlott Olofsson is a top glassblower at Kosta Boda, one of Sweden's leading producers of stemware and glass.
May 2012
Luxury Can Be Lonely
Refrigerator. Motorized foot rest. Valcona leather. Dan Neil test drives the over-the top and stately, A8 L W 12 Exclusive.
Tel Aviv’s Art Scene: Edgy, Political and Expanding
An art fair has a special resonance: It's part of this city's Art Year marking the opening of a $50 million wing that has nearly doubled the exhibition space of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
April 2012
Steal the Design Deals in Miami
Two suburban strip malls are overflowing with choice midcentury finds. Here, a guide to getting the loot before the dealers do.
Furniture From Jason Wu
Jason Wu debuts a line of tables, chairs and seating for Canvas.
March 2012
Sotheby’s to Sell Coveted Collection
In a rare offering, Sotheby's New York will present the entire collection of the late financier and philanthropist Theodore Forstmann—some 50 artworks valued at $75 million—in several auctions this spring.
At Geneva, the Promise and Perils of Sharing
Many of the car makers exhibiting at the Geneva Motor Show are eager to share car-architecture platforms across multiple brands, Dan Neil finds—and the ungainly Bentley SUV concept shows what can go wrong with that.
The Top-Selling Living Artist
Last year at auction, German painter Gerhard Richter outsold Monet, Giacometti and Rothko—combined. A case study of an artist's rise.
February 2012
Digital Doctoring
The digital revolution can spur unprecedented advances in the medical sciences, argues Eric Topol in "The Creative Destruction of Medicine."