Link and Ivanka had spent over two hours at the Getty Center. They spent $1.6 million to acquire five paintings and sculptures, all chosen by Ivanka.
Link could hardly see what was so special about these pieces of art, but Ivanka insisted they were perfectly suited for their bay villa, to enhance its artistic flair.
Once back home and having had the decorations installed by a designer, Link noticed some changes. At the very least, the overall price of the mansion had increased.
Shortly after returning home, Mrs. Cathy Wood called from Wall Street.
She said that Carl Icahn, the third-largest shareholder of Lionsgate Films and a notable Wall Street investor, had agreed to sell his 14.5% shares but demanded a 20% premium because last year, Lionsgate's stock price had hit $700 million, not the current $630 million.
