Lower Manhattan’s iconic “Charging Bull” statue was defaced with the hateful message “Death to Israel” as protesters waving Palestinian flags marched through the area Thursday night.

Despite being created less than 30 years ago, New York's Charging Bull sculpture has become one of the most visited sites in New York City. On any given day in Manhattan's financial district ...

The sculptor of New York City’s famed Charging Bull statue — a big Financial District tourist draw and symbol of Wall Street power — died Friday at age 80, Italian media reported.

Mourners gathered at the Charging Bull sculpture in Lower Manhattan ... Philip Quartuccio, a New York Stock Exchange trader, was admiring the sculpture on Saturday — and said he hopes people ...

The sculptor who created the famed “Charging Bull” statue in New York City's financial district says an investment company violated his rights by installing the now widely popular ...

The artist behind “Charging Bull,” the bronze sculpture that has come to symbolize Wall Street, wants “Fearless Girl” out of the way. But New York City mayor Bill de Blasio insists ...

The bull was attached by a man with a banjo on Saturday. An upstate New York art foundry has been hired to repair the "Charging Bull" sculpture in Lower Manhattan after it was smashed and cut open ...

In 2018 “Fearless Girl” was moved to the front of the New York Stock Exchange, not far from the spot where Mr. Di Modica had left “Charging Bull” on that night in 1989. Beginning in the ...

Under the cover of night and without a permit, he installed his massive Charging Bull directly before the New York Stock Exchange, a gift New Yorkers loved but New York City initially hated.