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Business·3 g önceKI-Zusammenfassung
未拆封 NES 版《超級瑪利歐兄弟》卡帶以 300 萬美元成交，創電玩收藏拍賣紀錄
保存近 40 年的 NES 版《超級瑪利歐兄弟》未拆封遊戲卡帶，以 300 萬美元（約新台幣 9,700 萬元）成交，刷新電玩收藏品拍賣紀錄，以巨大優勢打破先前的紀錄，成為史上最昂貴的電玩。
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Business·4 g önceKI-Zusammenfassung
TikTok's 'Surprise Sets' Under Fire for Deceptive Practices and Gambling-Like Features
TikTok's 'Surprise Sets' feature, where users bid on items in live auctions, is facing backlash for allegedly misleading customers with high-value item lures that often result in winning cheap plushies or chargers. Following viewer complaints and WIRED's inquiry, TikTok updated its policies to ban high-value items like iPhones and gift cards from these auctions.
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In Entwicklung
Business·13.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
《超級瑪利歐兄弟》卡匣拍賣價創紀錄 達300萬美元
一盒保存完好的《超級瑪利歐兄弟》遊戲卡匣在海瑞得拍賣行以300萬美元成交，創下電子遊戲公開拍賣新紀錄。該卡匣由PSA評為9.6 A++，是1986年初第二批生產版本。
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In Entwicklung
Real estate·11.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Saudi Arabia's Medina Real Estate Auctions Generate Nearly $263 Million in 2025
Real estate auctions in Medina, Saudi Arabia, recorded sales of approximately 989 million riyals ($263 million) in 2025, through 89 auctions that sold 384 properties. This represents 10.4% of total real estate deals in the city, highlighting the growing role of auctions in supporting market liquidity and investor confidence.
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Politik
10.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
One Nation's Barnaby Joyce Claims Migrants Outbidding Australians at Home Auctions
Barnaby Joyce claims migrants are outbidding Australians at home auctions, despite tax data showing <1% of homes are bought by foreigners. The race discrimination commissioner warns against demonising migrants.
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Guardian Australia
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Crime·10.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Glasgow auction house criticised for offering human remains for sale
Great Western Auctions in Glasgow withdrew human bones, including a skull, from sale after criticism. Experts called the auction unethical, with remains likely from India or China, raising consent concerns despite UK law allowing sale if not acquired illegally.
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NACHRICHT
02.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
New Taipei Branch Auctions Seized Assets, Including USDT and Luxury Car
The New Taipei Branch of the Administrative Execution Agency held auctions on June 1st and 2nd. Notably, 25,383 USDT were sold for NT$722,000. Two plots of land were auctioned for NT$950,000 and NT$980,000 respectively, while a third plot was acquired by the mortgagee for NT$5.25 million. A Porsche Macan S, seized from a defendant, failed to attract any bids.
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Business·01.06.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Australia's Treasurer suggests falling auction rates could benefit first-home buyers
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers views declining auction clearance rates as potentially beneficial for first-home buyers, especially if it reduces competition from investors. This comes as home prices fall and auction participation wanes, partly due to interest rate hikes and broader economic conditions, alongside proposed government tax reforms affecting property investors.
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23.05.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
New York Art Auctions Fetch Nearly $2 Billion, Driven by Ultra-Rich Buyers
New York art auctions generated nearly $2 billion, with top houses Sotheby's and Christie's seeing record-breaking sales for works by Rothko, Miró, and Brancusi. The market for high-end "blue-chip" art thrives among ultra-wealthy individuals, signaling a flight to perceived safe assets.
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Die Welt
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Crime·22.05.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Two arrested in Dak Lak for scamming over 300 billion VND in asset auctions
Công an tỉnh Đăk Lăk has arrested Yến and a 27-year-old man for allegedly scamming two victims out of over 300 billion VND by impersonating officials from an asset auction center and faking documents to solicit investments in asset auctions across multiple provinces.
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VnExpress
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Business·14.05.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Art Market Faces Biggest Test Since Iran War as $2 Billion in Sales Hit New York
New York auctions will offer nearly $2 billion in art, testing the market's resilience amid geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, with top works expected to drive sales despite concerns over Middle Eastern buyer participation.
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CNBC
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11.05.2026
Hong Kong’s property recovery could be more robust than many think
A wave of bullishness is sweeping through Hong Kong’s real estate market. A report by S&P Global Ratings on May 5 said an “upside surprise” could materialise. One of the catalysts for a stronger-than-expected recovery was evidence of more competitive bids at residential land auctions in recent months. S&P said, “Hong Kong has become the first major city in China whose property market has bottomed. That could attract developers from mainland China looking to secure new projects”. More aggressive...
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SCMP Economy
Kultur
20.04.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Mitch Winehouse mahkemede kızının iki arkadaşına karşı dava kaybetti
Amy Winehouse'un babası Mitch Winehouse, kızının vasiyeti yöneticisi olarak iki arkadaşını 2021 ve 2023 ABD müzayedelerinde sattıkları eşyalar nedeniyle dava etti ancak Yüksek Mahkeme hakimi davayı reddetti. Hakim, kadınların eşyaları gizlemediğini ve hediye edildiğini veya kendilerine ait olduğunu belirtti.
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Guardian UK
NACHRICHT
20.04.2026KI-Zusammenfassung
Mitch Winehouse loses High Court battle over Amy Winehouse belongings auction
Mitch Winehouse has lost a High Court battle against two of his late daughter Amy Winehouse's friends over the auction of dozens of her belongings. Deputy High Court judge Sarah Clarke KC ruled against Winehouse, describing him as an 'unreliable witness' who brought the claim 'without bothering to check until shortly before trial' that he had a valid claim. The judge found that friends Catherine Parry and Melissa Gourlay had either been given items by Amy or owned them already, consistent with her 'extraordinary generosity' and habit of giving away clothing she didn't want to wear more than once in public.
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