Sotheby's chief convicted of price-fixing

The former chairman of Sotheby’s was convicted today of conspiring with rival auction house Christie’s to fix the commissions paid by sellers of fine art.

The former chairman of Sotheby’s was convicted today of conspiring with rival auction house Christie’s to fix the commissions paid by sellers of fine art.

Alfred Taubman, 76, of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, faces up to three years in prison for conspiring to fix prices.

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