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forbes.com > sites > yjeanmundelsalle > 08/25/2026 > a2z-art-gallery-brings-the-little-prince-to-wine-country

A2Z Art Gallery Brings ‘The Little Prince’ To Wine Country

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (209+ words) What convinced you to collaborate with Gérard Bertrand on the exhibition “One Rose, A Thousand Worlds” paying tribute to The Little Prince at Château L’Hospitalet? Can you describe the “One Rose, A Thousand Worlds” exhibition and tell us which are…...

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forbes.com > sites > paullamkin > 08/24/2026 > homey-adds-solar-forecasting-and-export-pricing

Homey Adds Solar Forecasting And Export Pricing

3+ week, 4+ hour ago   (420+ words) Dutch smart home specialist Athom is giving solar panel owners a better idea of when to use their own energy and what happens when they send the excess back to the grid. The LG-owned smart home platform has added two…...

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forbes.com > sites > jimdobson > 08/21/2026 > why-aging-wealthy-families-are-selling-their-iconic-private-islands

Why Aging Wealthy Families Are Selling Their Iconic Private Islands

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (1169+ words) In November, the family sold Hay Island for $26.5 million. By that time, family members had moved across the country and the island was no longer as important to them. Just two years earlier, the Zieglers had sold Great Island, another…...