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- Belafonte to auction unknown papers of MLK
- DubLi “Decrease Price” Auction Sells Top Name Brand Products at …
- Updated Information Regarding Auction Preferred Securities Market …
- DataArt(R) Builds World’s Largest Online Art Auction for artnet(R)
- TheStreet.com Partners with MoneyAisle
- Species name auction offers wild holiday gift idea
- Washington auctions safe deposit box contents
Belafonte to auction unknown papers of MLK
The Associated Press
three days after he was assassinated and a letter of condolence from President Lyndon B. Johnson to King’s widow. The auction house put the overall pre-sale estimate for the three documents at $750000 to $1. 13 million with the Vietnam speech valued at $500000 to $800000. Belafonte a singer and actor was an early disciple of King and his host on King’s visits to New York dating from the mid-1950s. In a telephone interview Belafonte said he was putting his documents up for sale because “I am at the end of my life — I will be 82 shortly — and there are a lot of causes I believe in for which resources are not available and there is a need to redistribute those resources. “Selby Kiffer a senior manuscripts curator at Sotheby’s said the anti-war speech possibly ranks in importance with King’s most famous papers: his “I Have a Dream” speech “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” and a draft of his Nobel Prize acceptance address.
DubLi “Decrease Price” Auction Sells Top Name Brand Products at …
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Updated Information Regarding Auction Preferred Securities Market …
MarketWatch
Common shares of the Trusts trade at the current market price on the NYSE except that the common shares of the MFS California Insured Municipal Fund are traded only on the American Stock Exchange. Common shares may trade at a discount to NAV. The auction rate preferred shares of the Trusts are not listed for trading on any exchange and may only be traded in accordance with the by-laws of the applicable Trust. MFS Investment Management 500 Boylston St. Boston MA 02116 14340. 13 SOURCE: MFS Investment Management MFS Investment Management MFS Shareholders or Advisors (investment product information): Jed Koenigsberg 800-343-2829 ext. 55697 or Brian Mastrullo 800-343-2829 ext.
DataArt(R) Builds World’s Largest Online Art Auction for artnet(R)
MarketWatch
DataArt built artnet Online Auctions a platform in which fine art decorative art and design are sold online via an online auction mechanism. The platform follows in the path of artnet’s other products transforming the once opaque market with price transparency while also making ecommerce a safe and reliable way to make art purchases. “We were very convinced by DataArt’s abilities. Everything we saw was only good especially the quality of their technicians” said Jacob Pabst Vice President of Technology and Product Development at artnet. “DataArt provided the kind of quality that we already had on our team.
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TheStreet.com Partners with MoneyAisle
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com) to offer access to their free live on-demand online auctions to secure great CD and high yield savings rates. MoneyAisle’s easy-to-use auctions let consumers watch as banks bid for their business live. Users of the MoneyAisle auction enter the financial product they are shopping for and the banks within the MoneyAisle network bid to provide the highest rate. The results are provided instantly through MoneyAisle’s innovative technology which allows the banks to bid dynamically in a real auction through a fully automated process. All MoneyAisle banks are members of the FDIC and are further pre-screened through an independent bank rating agency to provide consumers with additional peace of mind. Similar financial auction functionality powered by MoneyAisle will be rolling out across other sites in TheStreet.
Species name auction offers wild holiday gift idea
The Associated Press
Winning bidders will be able to link a relative friend or themselves to an animal’s scientific name for the ages. The first of the nine auctions began Monday when the school put up for grabs the naming rights to a tiny gold and black insect-munching bat found in Central America. The winning bidder will be announced just before Christmas said John Bickham a Purdue professor of forestry and natural resources who discovered or co-discovered the nine species. He expects the auctions to attract wide interest with the chance to include a person’s Latinized name in a new species’ scientific name — a tradition that dates to the mid-18th century. “Unlike naming a building or something like that this is much more permanent. This will last as long as we have our society” he said Monday.
Washington auctions safe deposit box contents
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Washington auctions safe deposit box contents. — Unclaimed jewelry coins and collectibles such as comics and baseball cards will be auctioned Dec. 18 and 19 at the James G. Murphy auction house in Kenmore.