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Blind Man Sues British Museum Over Lack of Audio Description for Bayeux Tapestry Show
A blind man has sued the British Museum, saying its Bayeux Tapestry exhibition lacked audio description. The museum says in-person audio-described tours will be offered and it may add one to the exhibition's app.
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Artists for Climate Action Returns to Christie's During Frieze Week
Christie's London evening sale will offer donated works by Igshaan Adams and Patricia Leite, with proceeds split between Gallery Climate Coalition and ClientEarth. GCC says the initiative is rolling rather than annual.
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Concurrent Acquires Spire Investment Partners, Adding 30 Advisor Teams to RIA Platform
Concurrent has made its first registered investment advisor platform acquisition, agreeing to acquire Virginia-based Spire Investment Partners. The deal brings 30 advisor teams onto Concurrent's RIA platform.
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SEC Moves to Reshape Fund Access and Investor Qualification Rules
Draft measures would allow performance-linked fees for registered investment advisers and open new routes to accredited investor status, including a FINRA-administered assessment.
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MAS Allocates S$1.45bn to Five Asset Managers Under S$6.5bn Equity Scheme
Singapore's MAS selected Amundi, Franklin Templeton, HSBC Asset Management, M&G Investments and Natixis Investment Managers for the third EQDP round, bringing total commitments to S$5.4bn across 14 managers.
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Waverly Advisors Acquires Heartwood Wealth, Adding $1.7bn in Virginia
Waverly Advisors has purchased Richmond-based Heartwood Wealth Advisors, a practice managing roughly $1.7bn in assets. The deal adds Heartwood's nine-member team to Waverly's expanding US footprint.
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Milwaukee Art Museum Returns Two David Drake Jars to Descendants
The Milwaukee Art Museum has transferred ownership of two 19th-century stoneware vessels by David Drake to his descendants, with an agreement allowing long-term display. A Virginia museum this week announced the return of another "Dave the Potter" vessel.
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MAM São Paulo Reopens After Two-Year Renovation With Exhibition Pushing Brazilian Art Past Representation
São Paulo's Museu de Arte Moderna has reopened following a two-year renovation, returning to its original pavilion with an exhibition that aims to push Brazilian art beyond representation.
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Ken Griffin Gives $3 B. to Carnegie Mellon for Miami Campus
Kenneth C. Griffin has made the largest donation in higher education history, giving $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University. The gift funds a new Miami campus and renames its computer science school for the collector.
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World Monuments Fund Study Finds Funding Gap Now Top Threat to Heritage Sites
A new World Monuments Fund study reports that inadequate public funding is now viewed as a greater danger to cultural sites than climate change.
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