A man in the United States unknowingly purchased a rare Fabergé egg for $14,000, which turned out to be worth approximately $33 million. The egg, lost since 1903 and historically significant ...

Eggs are typically reeled in as loot when fishing – excluding the paid Faberge Egg – but that doesn’t mean you can rock up to Roslit Bay, begin fishing, and expect to catch dozens of eggs.

It is one of two pendants newly attributed to the Russian jewelry house Fabergé, best known for its Imperial Easter eggs. And both pieces are to be auctioned by the British house Dreweatts at The ...

Through the ages, the interest in uncommon and beautiful treasures has caught the attention of collectors, historians, and art lovers. These ancient artifacts and delicate ornaments are ...

The United States has reached out to Denmark and other European nations asking if they can export eggs as Americans face surging egg prices, the Nordic country's egg association said on Friday.

Egg prices continued to climb in February, despite some easing of inflation, according to the latest consumer price index released on Wednesday. Though grocery price gains have slowed after a ...

There may be some cracks forming in the egg market. For the past several months, consumers have been faced with a hard reality: Fewer eggs at higher prices. But in the first week of March ...

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Americans are experiencing serious sticker shock when it comes to the price of eggs, which in some markets has more than tripled. That is, when they can get eggs at all. Empty shelves and store ...

From 1975: Unidentified vandals wreaked havoc at Franklin Elementary School during ... freezers were opened and left open, and 10 dozen eggs were taken and tossed about the school gymnasium ...

A bird flu outbreak affecting eggs hits differently in a city where prices and availability fluctuate from block to block. By Dionne Searcey and Ashley Southall The inquiries start casually.