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Lynn Cook is the careers and work bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal’s Life & Work section in New York City. She shepherds coverage of the job market, compensation, management trends ...

Overlooked by tourists, this refined and rare work of art, nearly 9 inches tall, was created by a Parisian goldsmith in the 14th century. It exemplifies an artistic tradition of which we today ...