A 37.5-inch replica of the ill-fated Lusitania, the star lot in an auction of antique toys collected by the late Malcolm Forbes and his sons, sold for $194,500 (€180,000) at Sotheby’s in New York in 2010, a record for a toy boat sold at auction.

More billionaires, including Chelsea boss Roman Abramovich, are based in Moscow than any other city in the world, Forbes magazine’s Russian edition said, listing 33 billionaires who either live in the Russian capital or amassed their fortunes there.

More billionaires, including Chelsea boss Roman Abramovich, are based in Moscow than any other city in the world, Forbes magazine’s Russian edition said today, listing 33 billionaires who either live in the Russian capital or amassed their fortunes there.

A prized collection of Fabergé eggs owned by the family of late American publisher Malcolm Forbes has been sold to a Russian oil tycoon who said he intends to return the collection to their homeland.