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Stephen Friedman Gallery to Close New York Space, Focus Shifts to London

After two years in New York, Stephen Friedman Gallery will close its Tribeca space by February 2026 and shift focus back to London.

A rare Superman comic long hidden in an attic sold for record $9.12 M at auction — now the world’s most expensive comic book ever sold.

A decade after the Paris agreement, renewables have grown fast — yet fossil-fuel use is rising and the energy transition is diverging by region.

At COP30 in Brazil, China’s prominent presence and renewable-tech display fill the vacuum left by a reduced U.S. role in climate diplomacy.

The “Friend” AI pendant has triggered vandalised ads and ethical concerns, as its creator defends it as a new kind of relationship.

The Internet Archive strengthens its mission by expanding Wayback Machine efforts to protect online history and safeguard at-risk digital records.

Global stock markets opened cautiously amid investor jitters over stretched valuations, with major tech earnings and U.S. data releases looming.

Indian mid-cap stocks hit records on Monday as investors embrace strong earnings results and broadened market participation.

Kirill Kaprizov sealed a 3-2 Minnesota Wild win over the Golden Knights with a last-second OT goal, extending the team’s strong run.

KL Rahul says he found IPL captaincy more exhausting than international duty due to constant meetings and ownership scrutiny.