Name: Croesus stater or Croeseid. What it is: A gold coin. Where it is from: The kingdom of Lydia (modern western Turkey) When it was made: Circa 560 to 547 B.C.

Episode 25 - Gold coin of Croesus. Gold coin of Croesus, King of Lydia (made around 550 BC) minted in Turkey "Get Rich Quick!" trumpets the promo on a buzzy financial website.

Gold brooch, part of King Croesus' treasure, set to return to Turkey Gold brooch ... it eventually ended up on exhibit at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in the 1980s.

Private-equity firm Blackstone Group Wednesday has made an offer to buy Singapore-listed Croesus Retail Trust in a deal that values the company at US$650 million.

MONTRÉAL, Feb. 21, 2025 /CNW/ - Croesus announced today the appointment of Jean Lavigueur as a new member of its Board of Directors. Mr. Lavigueur will join the current team and contribute his ...

Both belonged to Croesus, who ruled the Lydians in Turkey in the 6th century BC. The pieces were part of a 363-piece collection which became known as the "Lydian Hoard" after being stolen from ...

Private-equity firm Blackstone Group is nearing a deal to buy a Singapore-listed company that operates retail properties in Japan, which currently has a market capitalization of over US$500 ...

Not many initial public offerings can tick all the boxes investors want at the moment, but Singapore listing Croesus Retail Trust does, offering a high yield and exposure to Japan's hot real ...

The king's legendary wealth gave rise to the phrase "as rich as Croesus". The stolen objects - a coin and a golden brooch in the form of a winged horse-shaped sea monster, a hippocamp - were returned ...

Croesus ruled over the kingdom of Lydia, the western half of what is now Turkey, from 560 to 546 B.C. Already a wealthy man thanks to his control over the precious metal deposits in the Pactolus ...