Felix Salmon is a Senior Writer at Axios and the host of the Slate Money podcast. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, travel and tourism, and the food industry, with a particular focus on art dealing, fine art, and the fashion industry. Felix's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications such as WNYC, The Boston Globe, and Bloomberg News.
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Felix Salmon's articles cover a range of finance and economy topics, including investment analysis, data citations, and government announcements. He also delves into personal finance matters occasionally.
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How a former backwater became Europe’s next great city. Plus: Ranking wines and Froyo lines.
Plus: Chatfishing, a must-have coffee carafe, and how to take a vacation from your vacation.
Nearly $1 trillion of art is expected to change hands in the coming decade. There won’t be enough buyers or museums to absorb it all.
Plus: Luxury Voice, a $1,900 phone and what’s going to happen to $1 trillion of boomer-owned art.
First came the baby boom. Next comes the unwanted art boom.
A $10 billion superhero, a $3,000 bottle of liqueur and a $5.95 cup of tea with cheese foam.
The success of 70mm Imax screenings shows how venues can turn movies into lucrative events.
The $289 billion and growing resale market is upending the carefully cultivated world of luxury
The Trump administration is axing a bipartisan anti-corruption law that would require shell companies to disclose their beneficiaries.
Plus: A $6,500 sorority consultant, changes at Pebble Beach, and pills to make your pet live longer.
