From new exhibitor regulations at Art Basel in Miami Beach to questions over insurance and taxes

The rapid growth in the number of loan providers, from private banks to specialist lenders, could transform the art market’s relationship with the financial markets

Fifteen years on since we first reported from Art Basel in Miami Beach, art as an investment has taken a new form

Third-party auction deals have made some people very rich—but they may be bad for the market in the long run

Guarantees can be lucrative, but in the face of savvy competition, novices can get burnt when backing works as a third-party

Mortimer Sackler opened a handful of accounts in Switzerland one month before federal prosecutors filed a lawsuit against Purdue Pharma in 2005

The German capital once attracted talent from across the world with its cheap rents, but gentrification is making an exodus already seen in London and New York

Research by The Art Newspaper uncovers wide disparity in both fee structures and transparency

New research reveals that two members of Thomas Gainsborough's family were killed over a financial dispute when the artist was a child

"The museum shifted its position substantially", union boss says

The Tesla chief has defended himself, saying he helped popularise the mug design for free

Art-backed lending to galleries is estimated to account for 8% to 10% of the total market in 2017

The director of the Galleria Borghese in Rome has been suspended without pay for leaving the office

Annual Hiscox report estimates online market rose 12% to $4.22bn in 2017, but growth is slowing as platforms struggle to build trust and loyalty

New research shows that image licensing is barely profitable for some UK museums

Contemporary art leads market recovery at Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Phillips, according to ArtTactic report

Buyers using works as collateral and allegedly defaulting on payment becoming increasingly common in "frothy market"

National institutions reluctantly set up trusts to gain access to their own reserves