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Hacking Group Claims to Offer Cyber-Weapons in Online Auction
Hackers going by the name Shadow Brokers said on Monday they will auction stolen surveillance tools they say were used by a cyber group linked to the U.S. National Security Agency.
6 Pieces of Old Tech That Sold for Big Bucks at Auction
The price tags for these devices, a few of which are made by Apple, may surprise you.
Anonymous Bidder Pays $3.46 Million for Warren Buffett Lunch
The successful bidder and up to seven friends can dine with Buffett at the Smith & Wollensky steak house in Manhattan. All topics are fair game, apart from where Buffett will invest next.
Verizon, AT&T Set to Make Final Round of Bids for Yahoo Web Assets
The biggest U.S. wireless carrier is seeking to challenge the second largest U.S. wireless provider in the third round of bidding.
J.K. Rowling's Chair Fetches Eye-Popping Amount at Auction
The author used the chair to write the first two Harry Potter books.
Activist Hedge Fund Starboard Launches Proxy Fight to Remove Yahoo Board
Starboard, which owns an estimated 1.7 percent of Yahoo, said it would nominate nine candidates as possible replacements.
Google Glass Enterprise Version Spotted on eBay
A San Francisco pawn shop is selling the new iteration of Google Glass, and you're going to have to pay a lot more than the Glass Explorer version to get your hands on it.
Simpsons Co-Creator's Memorabilia Is Going to Auction
The auction house anticipates that the sale of Sam Simon's collection will bring in more than $10 million.
In Auction for RadioShack Name, Highest Bid Stands at $15 Million
The auction also includes the bankrupt electronic retailer's customer data.
Historic Papers From This Famous Scientist Were Hidden...Where?
Sometimes even the smartest people do the darndest things.
Vintage Apple 1 Computer Auctioned Off for Record-Setting $905,000
The previous record price for the Apple 1, which many credit with ushering in a whole new era of personal computing, was $671,400.
One of Apple's Very First Computers Expected to Fetch $400,000 at Auction
Launched in 1976, the Apple 1 motherboard was invented by Steve Wozniak in Steve Jobs' family garage.
Sotheby's Joins Up With eBay to Bring Rarefied Fine Art to Digital Masses
The move signals a democratization of the uber-elite art and collectibles market, as well as growing consumer confidence in online shopping.
The World's Largest Video Game Collection Sells for $750,000
Michael Thomasson, the seller, has auctioned off two video game collections before; the first paid for Sega Genesis, and the second paid for his wedding.
Private Island Sells at $38 Million Discount
Innocence Island in the Bahamas was scooped up for a cool $17 million at auction, though its asking price had been $55 million.