The News Review:
- Moon Shot: Neil Armstrong Autograph Sells for $27k at Auction
- NYC to auction off Apollo 11 items
- KRN-TV doesn’t sell at auction
- Five-year auction trims rise in Japanese yields
- Auction house rings the changes
- Salaried retirees sue Delphi; lenders prepare bid for company …
Moon Shot: Neil Armstrong Autograph Sells for $27k at Auction
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NYC to auction off Apollo 11 items
The Associated Press
Bonhams New York said many of the articles were acquired directly from the astronauts or were originally in their collections. Among the highlights from the historic July 20 1969 mission of Neil Armstrong and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin is a lunar module landing sequence — three sheets that list “entry commands to enable Lunar Module Eagle to descend from lunar orbit and touch down on the moon’s surface” Bonhams said. The lot was estimated to bring $125000 to $175000. It is inscribed by Aldrin who consigned it to the sale.
KRN-TV doesn’t sell at auction
San Francisco Chronicle
tmpl –>In a sign of the struggles of the media industry KRN-TV in San Francisco failed to sell at auction this week – even at an estimated asking price of less than a quarter of the $823 million the station sold for in 1999. html ——> Get Quote.
Five-year auction trims rise in Japanese yields
Wall Street Journal
Treasurys but ended well off their highs following a surprisingly strong auction of five-year notes. With the auction and this week’s Bank of Japan policy board meeting out of the way the market is likely to take its cues from Japanese stocks and U. markets for the next few sessions market watchers said. The next big item on the agenda is an auction of 20-year government bonds.
Auction house rings the changes
BBC News
Users will be able to view lots on offer follow real-time sales results and submit items for expert appraisal. The auction house founded in 1766 hopes the new technology will attract new clients as the recession continues to have a negative effect on prices. Michael ‘Neal director of digital media said he hoped it would also be a "convenient tool" for current clients. Live biddingHe added: "The Christie’s app ensures our existing and potential buyers are always in touch and informed of our latest offerings no matter where they may be.
Salaried retirees sue Delphi; lenders prepare bid for company …
Detroit Free Press
Those lenders said they will make a competing offer for the business. The lenders in a filing this week said they support a transaction “by which GM can obtain the North American assets it needs to produce cars and trucks without interruption but on a basis that ensures that the” bankruptcy “lenders are treated fairly and equitably consistent with their legal rights. “Meanwhile Platinum Equity in a statement said its offer so far is the only one “on the table that would provide Delphi with the necessary liquidity operational resources and strategic operating plan to continue serving GM and the global automotive industry. “An auction for Delphi’s assets where the lenders’ bid is slated to be submitted is slated for Friday. Contact JEWEL GPWANI: 313-223-4550 or.
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