As will spectrum auctions, as they're funded by the auctions themselves.
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It could also alter the date of scheduled debt auctions and announce unscheduled auctions.
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The Treasury will begin switch auctions this week, holding three such auctions on Tuesday.
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The regular bond auctions will include four 2-year auctions, one 3-year auction, two 5-year auctions, one 10-year auction and one 30-year auction, the Bank of Canada said.
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Nearly 22 million permits from those auctions will have to be sold when auctions resume next year.
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The 2017 auctions will follow three auctions that began last year covering both shallow water and onshore blocks.
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BATS will cover that option with its Periodic Auctions book, launched last October and operating auctions throughout the day.
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Julien's Auctions Julien's Auctions Spanx founder Blakely purchased Newton-John's "Pink Ladies" jacket for $50,000, according to CBS News.
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The finance ministry regularly auctions off-the-run JGBs at these auctions that are designed to improve market liquidity.
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The Paris auctions posted an aggregate €70.9 million, down from the €86 million achieved at the equivalent auctions in 143.
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Filostrat said the administration is still optimistic about future auctions and believes more auctions are needed to show the current trends.
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The site tweeted Thursday night to say it does not profit from auctions and was not responsible for auctions on its site.
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The company helped to put on 41 auctions last year, and is on track to participate in over 160 auctions in 2017.
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An official with the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH), the regulator that runs the auctions, said the joint venture auctions have not been canceled.
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Auctions to inject liquidity were less frequent earlier, though auctions to mop up liquidity had been held on a daily basis, Hendarsah said.
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The CBR has been sterilising this through deposit auctions, and in January conducted four one-week auctions for RUB0003 billion-800 billion each.
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The auctions are postponed, but with gallery shows, museum exhibitions and even highlights from the auctions still on view, Asia Week goes on.
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The auctions have sparked controversyIn addition to attracting interest and big bids, the auctions have also drawn controversy, according to The New York Times.
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The number of 10-year bond auctions will remain unchanged at five and there will be quarterly auctions of 30-year real return bonds.
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Closing auctions have become a big revenue driver for the established exchanges, which charge more to trade in their closing auctions than during the day.
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The live auctions, put on by Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles, are taking place from November 17 to 19 and are open to the public.
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According to the London mayor's office, Wilson Auctions and John Pye & Sons hold public auctions of items from criminal investigations, along with surplus government equipment.
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It bought $15 million at two currency auctions in March and another $20 million at two auctions earlier this month amid a strengthening of the lari.
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The central bank runs weekly reverse repo auctions as a standing facility and earlier this year introduced four-year repo auctions that will be held roughly quarterly.
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Surplus auctions have been around forever, often in the context of military or higher education, and quite often, these auctions aren't always heavily promoted to the public.
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There is evidence some is happening via periodic auctions — closed intra-day auctions on exchanges where volumes have tripled since the dark caps came into force in March.
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No bond auctions took place on Friday; however there are at least four lots of bills auctions penciled in for next week, the first trading week of 2017.
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All told the items from Armstrong's collection have garnered more than $12.1 million over the course of three different auctions held since November by Dallas-based Heritage Auctions.
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Earlier this month, ESMA said it would look at the growth in periodic auctions - closed intra-day auctions on exchanges - and asked for market feedback by Jan. 11.
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He runs fine art and charity auctions, having wielded one of his many gavels on more $2.75 billion in final bids at more than 2,600 auctions for Christie's.
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It tried to sell two of its plants in judicial auctions, but in both cases Brazil's development bank BNDES, who is a large creditor, obtained injunctions blocking the auctions.
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It bought $15 million at two currency auctions in March, $40 million at three auctions in April and another $20 million on Thursday amid a strengthening of the lari.
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Bankers say state-owned banks had been suppressing yields at auctions in order to keep government borrowing costs from rising but in the last three auctions yields have jumped.
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The 57th Venice Biennale opens next month, followed by bellwether auctions in New York, the Art Basel fair in Switzerland in June, and additional auctions and fairs in London.
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The Treasury this week announced new bigger sizes for Treasury auctions when it announced refunding needs Thursday, and that added to bond-market jitters ahead of next week's auctions.
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Due to environmental concerns about the inclusion of diesel generators in capacity auctions, the government also said on it expects the fuel to play a smaller role in future auctions.
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CHX plans to introduce on-demand auctions for large blocks of stock, called CHX Snap auctions, by the end of March and hopes to eventually triple its daily volume, Kerin said.
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"Nate D. Sanders Auctions prides itself on having legitimate and correct provenance on all items it places in the company's monthly auctions," the auction house said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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This idea of real estate auctions first blossomed when Brady and her partner Chad Roffers, who has a professional background in technology and auctions, were selling real estate in southwest Florida.
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Those fields were won at competitive oil auctions by a wide range of private and foreign oil companies over the past three years, auctions which the incoming president has pledged to suspend.
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He said that major construction firms that were implicated in corruption schemes remain unable to participate in public auctions for infrastructure projects, but could act as subcontractors for winners of concession auctions.
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Unlike many charity auctions, which are fixtures in affluent communities, the price of entry for wine auctions in places like Napa Valley and Naples would constitute a large charitable gift in itself.
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At other auctions held the same week as the 10-year and 30-year auctions, large investment managers bought $11.303 billion of three-year notes, up from $10.548 billion the previous month.
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It tried to sell two of its plants in judicial auctions last years, but in both cases Brazil's development bank BNDES, who is a large Renuka creditor, obtained injunctions blocking the auctions.
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The evening auctions of postwar and contemporary art at the three houses, for example, are expected to draw about $215 million, compared with $220 billion for the same auctions in November 225.
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Concierge Auctions, the biggest player in high-end real estate auctions, said it will sell at least 2100 homes this year that were listed for more than $10 million — double last year's total.
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In an interview with Reuters last week, governor Boris Vujcic said the bank planned up to four such repo auctions this year.. The weekly reverse repo auctions would remain as a standing facility.
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While the foreign bid crowds out local investors in the secondary market, the primary bond auctions are out of reach for many smaller pension funds because of the minimum bid size at auctions.
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"They will have stuff, and it can be sold, either in live or online auctions," said Martin J. Nolan, executive director at Julien's Auctions, a salesroom in Los Angeles specializing in celebrity memorabilia.
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Related artifacts have been surfacing in museums and at auctions.
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Russian stock indexes were also up after the bond auctions.
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The auction, hosted by Concierge Auctions, starts on Jan. 29.
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Julien's Auctions estimates it will sell for up to $250,220.
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The central bank held two auctions of $30 million each.
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Each year, the foundation auctions four spots in the race.
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Yet according to official data, auctions have in fact fallen.
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Shanghai's auctions help avoid the creation of a black market.
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But let's not make the problem bigger by retrying auctions.
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Bonhams motoring department will host 22 auctions worldwide in 2016.
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Yields at government bond auctions have consistently exceeded market expectations.
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These auctions, meanwhile, show we're still addicted to fossil fuels.
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The private sale was brokered by SCP Auctions in SoCal.
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Venado Tuerto and Pontevedra were acquired in competitive public auctions.
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No auctions are scheduled on Wednesday by the U.S. Treasury.
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No further treasury bill auctions are planned for this year.
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"There will be tears," says Garry Shrum of Heritage Auctions.
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Hats off to Gary, Howard, and the entire auctions team!
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Tenants came and went, auctions were held, buyers were sought.
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ET. There are no major Treasury auctions scheduled on Wednesday.
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The Loewentheils have been building their collection partly through auctions.
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All five of the Sotheby's auctions exceeded their high estimates.
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Currency auctions will be held twice a week, he said.
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Libyan authorities have launched a formal investigation into the auctions.
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After the two auctions, it's now just 470 to 608.
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Veerasak did not say when the auctions would be held.
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N. It has also bought properties out of bankruptcy auctions.
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Industry giants have hundreds of millions for auctions and infrastructure.
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Added to that, weekly German auctions will stop after Nov.
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Both of those auctions also took place at RR Auction.
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Mr. Lowry believes auctions tap into our most primal instincts.
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In other countries, the appropriate regulator will control spectrum auctions.
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Auctions are living organisms with a life of their own.
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Both Egyptian and foreign investors take part in the auctions.
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Kahn connected Amos with Heritage Auctions, which sold the game.
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The Czech government is holding bond auctions later on Wednesday.
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The winner's identity was not disclosed — typical of such auctions.
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Still, there are bright spots at today's public live auctions.
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Commercial property auctioneers achieved record volumes at auctions in October.
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Since 239.65, those auctions have excluded onshore wind and solar.
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He had experience from his hometown, where auctions were common.
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The drop accelerated after bond auctions in France and Spain.
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That's made them popular at auctions around the American midwest.
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It purchases its cars from private collectors and dealership auctions.
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Equivalent auctions at Christie's were up less than 19723 percent.
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Analysts expect that two-, three-, and five-year note auctions will be increased by $1 billion a month, and that seven-, 10- and 30-year bond auctions will increase by $1 billion a quarter.
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He was referring to more than 1.6833 exploration and production contracts awarded in competitive oil auctions from 2015 to 2018, while appearing to dismiss calls he bring back the auctions his own administration suspended.
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If such changes are not passed there is a chance that oil rights auctions planned for next year could fail like other recent auctions, IBP President Jorge Camargo said at a conference in Sao Paulo.
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The new president previously said he would suspend future oil auctions pending a review of the more than 100 contracts already awarded, but has not detailed what would become of the auctions slated for February.
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Christie's South Kensington's "Interiors" auctions and its quirky "Out of the Ordinary" live auctions of unusual items will transfer to the St. James's headquarters, as will its "First Open" sales of more affordable contemporary art.
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Bankers said the success of the auctions benefited Pemex by association.
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An anonymous private collector made the winning bid, Heritage Auctions said.
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Julien's Auctions says the Underwood Standard portable typewriter sold for $162,500.
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In those cases, quick auctions have shortened the length of cases.
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Vince auctions the cars that have been sitting on his lot.
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The lavish private auctions for Darjeeling tea involve elaborate tasting sessions.
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A presidential election in July may slow the pace of auctions.
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It's definitely a different style than the online auctions and sales.
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Auctionata specialises in holding live, streaming media auctions over the internet.
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The winning bidder wanted to remain anonymous, according to Heritage Auctions.
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You'll go to the same charity auctions or dinners or benefits.
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Unlike auctions, no upfront fees are payable, reducing barriers to entry.
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The app helped boost Pokemon card values, according to Heritage Auctions.
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The U.S. Treasury isn't expected to hold any auctions on Wednesday.
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Analysts warn that future football rights auctions may be less frenzied.
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Christie's sale kicks off two days of jewelry auctions in Geneva.
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No end dates have been set for the other four auctions.
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The FCC has held two prior auctions for high frequency waves.
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So we support negotiation and fixed price sales, but not auctions.
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Treasury yields are expected to rise further ahead of Monday's auctions.
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The central bank said it will hold three auctions on Oct.
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More auctions would also help build liquidity on the Shanghai Exchange.
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Mexico is due to hold major auctions in March and July.
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It offers about 250 auctions each year across over 13 categories.
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Of course, sometimes the companies run auctions for more expensive items.
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President Obama is considering prohibiting new drilling rights auctions through 2022.
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ET. There are no major Treasury bond auctions scheduled on Tuesday.
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The auctions sought to raise a total of 150.36 billion baht.
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The big classic car auctions held every January in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Auctions of 5G mobile spectrum will be held in early 2019.
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It was sold at a memorabilia auction held by Julien's Auctions.
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That broken racket is now up for auction at Goldin Auctions.
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"Auctions are a great way to raise money," Ms. Bourgie said.
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Auctions are overseen by Howard Swig, a partner in the business.
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Ebay, which bested Amazon in auctions long ago, has been struggling.
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But beginning in the 1990s, wine auctions underwent two global shifts.
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London hosts three series of high-end contemporary auctions each year.
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Auctions of such works have once again reverted to traditional type.
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In all, the city held 16 auctions between 2004 and 2014.
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Britain's introduction of auctions in 2014 made companies more cost-conscious.
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Upcoming German and Finnish government bond auctions also pushed yields higher.
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It contained tips on how to recognize counterfeit wine at auctions.
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For 20th-century pieces he would contact Wright auctions in Chicago.
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They show only minor signs of wear, according to Heritage Auctions.
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Charity auctions like this often result in high dollar-figure sales.
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Auctions for the new two-month bill will begin in October.
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SCP Auctions did not identify the new owner of the lumber.
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That's why Heritage Auctions said it had decided to sell Democracy.
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He continued running benefit auctions and his business, Hunt Auctioneers, grew.
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How do charity auctions differ from more sedate fine art sales?
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The recent auctions are a spectacular rebuttal of Professor Helm's theory.
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EST, at Mecum Auctions in Monterrey, California, airing live on NBC.
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Then there are the imminent auctions for England's Premier League soccer.
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Finally, list your auctions during the prime times of 9 p.m.
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Gerhard Richter has been a lucrative staple of these London auctions.
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It will be up for sale starting Monday, by Goldin Auctions.
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ET. No auctions by the U.S. Treasury however are scheduled Friday.
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The story is up for bid at Heritage Auctions through Nov.
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Jewelry auctions represent $600 million, or 12 percent of annual sales.
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Real estate open houses and auctions were also banned, he said.
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Buffet's yearly auctions have raised $25 million for the church. $2,679,001!
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Auctions and art fairs are where the art business has shifted.
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Christie's cancelled its June postwar and contemporary art auctions in London.
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Mexico's oil regulator, the administrator of the auctions, is expected to oversee three auctions covering a mix of shallow water and onshore fields, in addition to a deep water auction over the course of this year.
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Cleveland said Artsy has seen auctions quadruple in number on the platform in the last year, and now Artsy accounts for one-third of all received bids for auctions it hosts, and nine percent of all sales.
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The RBI is making oil bonds eligible for the liquidity auctions, adding that there will be no margin requirement on reverse repo auctions where the central bank has to give securities against surplus money deposited by banks.
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The leftist Lopez Obrador, a fierce critic of Mexico's energy reform that ushered in the auctions, has already ordered a suspension of future CNH-run auctions as well as tenders to pick joint venture partners for Pemex.
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The auctions were originally scheduled this year in the waning months of President Enrique Pena Nieto's term, but were postponed by the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH), Mexico's independent oil regulator which runs auctions and supervises the contracts.
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The works will be sold at auctions on March 5 and 6.
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The incident affected British, Belgian, Dutch, French, Germany-Luxembourg and Austrian auctions.
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Last month, it said the auctions would be going ahead as planned.
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Lopez Obrador has said little about the oil auctions since his victory.
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I'm the girl who raises her hand a lot at live auctions.
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Electric vehicles get to dodge these auctions, saving their owners big bucks.
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The new name echoes that of the first auctions, held since 1970.
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The "hidden hand" of Banksy can also exert an influence on auctions.
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Worth watching — advertising auctions are the financial engine of the entire internet.
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These aren't one-off events driven by tax payments or Treasury auctions.
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The work will be sold by Litchfield County Auctions on June 29.
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Only four lots were financed in this way at these evening auctions.
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Totally out of collecting fashion, judging by results at these London auctions.
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The central bank now auctions dollars instead of handing them to cronies.
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KAR is the symbol, KAR Auctions, not to be confused with Cars.
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DEUTSCHE BANK CFO SAYS PLANS FOR EQUITY DERIVATIVES AUCTIONS ARE WELL ADVANCED
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These auctions were once twice as busy, says Félicité Mukarurangwa, a trader.
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The city says it reinvests proceeds from its auctions in public transport.
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The kitchen is newly renovated, according to a representative of Elite Auctions.
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Auctions in London and New York are also on the drawing board.
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The Indian Premier League (IPL) auctions were held in Bangalore on Monday.
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They are also partners in Lincoln County Livestock, which holds cattle auctions.
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The effect has hurt the chances of Chinese buyers in competitive auctions.
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Paddle8, for example, does not publish final prices after auctions have ended.
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The record will be sold by Omega Auctions on behalf of Maguire.
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The auctions to buy treasuries will be held daily starting on Wednesday.
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Heritage Auctions, which is running the show, is counting on $20k minimum.
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In Hungary, investors were positioning before the government's bi-weekly bond auctions.
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This includes speeches and tables and merch and silent auctions and such.
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The Netherlands sold 10 billion euros of bonds via auctions on Tuesday.
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What interest did this Cold War era agency have in theoretical auctions?
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They also take a 3.75% fee of all auctions or siring transactions.
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Those not matched would be sent to the NYSE and Nasdaq auctions.
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The auctions will be held between April 19th and 21st in London.
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Art auctions: New York's biannual billion-dollar "gigaweek" of sales begins today.
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The major Art Basel fair and Geneva auctions rely on the freeport.
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But inside the slave auctions it's like we've stepped back in time.
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A series of auctions will take place between May 8 and 11.
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German network regulator BNetzA is expected to finalise terms of 5G auctions.
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He would go to auctions himself; he enjoyed the theater of it.
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The Treasury auctions $20 billion reopened 10-year notes at 1 p.m.
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Bring a Trailer's strength is a stark contrast to recent traditional auctions.
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These days you can attend live wine auctions in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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The items were accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity from Iconic Auctions.
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The auctions on Taobao, a platform owned by e-commerce giant Alibaba.
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"Sotheby's has been a business model focused on auctions," Mr. Schick said.
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Clearance rates at auctions have rebounded and prices steadied as buyers returned.
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Guarantees nonetheless remain the norm at top-end auctions of contemporary art.
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Two further auctions of items from Bowie's collection take place on Friday.
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Mid- and entry-level buyers returned to the auctions in 2012-13.
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Bond auctions in France and Spain were also followed by yield falls.
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Buffett, 87, has raised $29.6 million for Glide through the 19 auctions.
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No auctions by the U.S. Treasury are expected to take place however.
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The country cancelled three consecutive Treasury auctions, citing investors' unrealistic yield demands.
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Dollars are rationed through weekly auctions imports of essential goods get priority.
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In such auctions, bidders submit secret offers to a third-party arbiter.
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Treasury auctions $15 billion 13-year floating rate notes 1:00 p.m.
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Armstrong's collection is not the first space collection sold by Heritage Auctions.
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Sports items with such negative connotations are rare at auctions, Goldin said.
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In such auctions, bidders submit sealed offers to a third-party arbiter.
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"Each piece is so different," GWS Auctions owner Brigitte Kruse tells PEOPLE.
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No major auctions are set to take place by the U.S. Treasury.
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You can follow the Nintendo PlayStation auction on the Heritage Auctions webpage.
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Since a landmark energy reform was enacted in 2013-2014, Mexico has conducted eight oil and gas auctions, awarding some 90 contracts covering onshore and offshore acreage, according the CNH, which conducts the auctions and supervises the contracts.
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While the weekly repo auctions aim to secure short-term liquidity for local banks, the four-year repo auctions are aimed at boosting longer-term lending in the kuna as the vast majority of loans are denominated in euros.
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The commission noted that such a move resulted in order imbalances being resolved more slowly and was due to Arca having in-house rules describing price collars for opening and closing auctions, but not specifying any for reopening auctions.
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The "Yellow Cloud" guitar fetched $137,500 on Saturday, according to seller Heritage Auctions.
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Firms are also banned from reselling cotton bought in the auctions, it added.
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Here are the top 10 sellers from the Scottsdale auctions by price. 1.
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Real estate auctions, once used for foreclosures and distressed sellers, is moving upmarket.
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The auctions were due to start in Rio de Janeiro at 9 a.m.
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One source said that Saad Group may file for bankruptcy after the auctions.
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The e-auctions are scheduled to start in the last week of June.
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Treasury auctions scheduled for Tuesday include $45 billion worth of 4-week bills.
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The country has an extended domestic borrowing programme, including regular treasury bill auctions.
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The team believes that replacing offline auctions is an $8 billion addressable market.
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Around 16,630 tonnes of aluminum has been sold in three other recent auctions.
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They're watching the market, and auctions tell you where the market is heading.
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It includes subsidies for initial outlays, and auctions to encourage lowest-cost bidders.
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Typically, book auctions take place over the course of two to three weeks.
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No auctions are expected to be held by the U.S. Treasury on Friday.
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No auctions are expected to take place by the U.S. Treasury on Wednesday.
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This was, of course, only the first big round of auctions this year.
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The bank says regular Leliq auctions are part of its anti-inflation plan.
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At first, state officials tried to flog the planes offline at private auctions.
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Lately online public auctions of foreclosed commercial and residential properties have also begun.
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Apparently, that's a place where adults can outbid small children at charity auctions.
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Artsy also makes a commission on items it helps sell at online auctions.
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The central bank also holds weekly reverse repo auctions as a standing facility.
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Five euro zone countries are due to sell bonds via auctions this week.
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Globally, auctions, rather than subsidies, are increasingly popular to incentivise renewable energy development.
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But I also was thankful that these activists are making such auctions visible.
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ET. The Treasury also auctions $34 billion five-year notes at 1 p.m.
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ET. No bond auctions are set to take place by the U.S. Treasury.
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Goldin Auctions owner Ken Goldin thinks the ticket will fetch at least $25,000.
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The ministry regularly conducts these auctions in an attempt to enhance market liquidity.
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The auctions continue on Tuesday with Christie's post-war and contemporary art auction.
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But some later auctions failed to attract oil companies and others were delayed.
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He wants further oil and gas auctions to be halted if he wins.
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The introduction of auctions was the latest step in attempts to cut costs.
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The auctions comprise a 32-day instrument worth $400 million expiring on Nov.
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The agency has been selling off the bitcoins in a series of auctions.
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These are completed auctions, by the way, meaning someone actually paid these prices.
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No auctions are set to take place by the U.S. Treasury on Wednesday.
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PK, owned by U.S. buyout fund Hellman & Friedman, could also enter future auctions.
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Buffett has raised $29.6 million for Glide in auctions that began in 2000.
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Some auctions for Glide have ended in bidding wars in the final hour.
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AS LONG-TIME readers of The Economist can testify, this newspaper likes auctions.
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Still, Europe's auctions suggest the economics of televised sport may slowly be recalibrated.
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Update: Hagerty has updated its sales total for the auctions to $339.7 million.
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In a "season with few trophies," auctions see a falloff from spring's bonanza.
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The Rockefeller sale will continue with other live and online auctions this week.
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We treat those as our flagship auctions, in terms of reflecting our brand.
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News of the auctions sparked protests outside of the Libyan Embassy in Paris.
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No major auctions are set to take place by the U.S. Treasury Friday.
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Also later on Thursday, France and Spain are due to hold bond auctions.
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The auctions continue on Wednesday with Sotheby's' post-war and contemporary art sale.
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No auctions are set to take place by the U.S. Treasury on Friday.
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The other $10 billion will be directed towards separate state-wide reverse auctions.
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Parente said watching oil majors position ahead of the auctions had been "instructive".
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The auctions would be executed under Section 363 of the U.S. bankruptcy code.
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They call it "reverse auctions," where suppliers compete on price to entice customers.
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At auctions on Wednesday, Germany sold 2.634 billion euros of two-year bonds.
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These auctions of automotive classics are increasingly being bulked up with modern cars.
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But Pousette-Dart's trajectory seems to be improving more recently at the auctions.
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The price includes a buyer's fee payed to the auction house, RM Auctions.
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Those credits would subsequently be purchased at special auctions and traded among businesses.
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The company gets a 3.75 percent cut of the breeding and selling auctions.
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Art fairs and auctions continued to serve as conveyor belts for investment capital.
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He made some of the stunning Pateks that we see in auctions today.
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Peter Cramton, for example, helped more than a dozen countries design spectrum auctions.
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Other portraits were acquired as gifts, bought at auctions or through other means.
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State officials often use revenue from these permit auctions for energy efficiency programs.
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Mr. Max's best pieces, however, were often not going to Park West's auctions.
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Auctions are like politics; they bite you and you just want to continue.
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Drummond retains a broker who sits in on auctions and bids for flowers.
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Dollars are rationed through weekly auctions and imports of essential goods get priority.
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She starts in the heart of the city where slave auctions were held.
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A 1963 Studebaker Avanti R2 sold for a record $127,000 at Mecum Auctions.
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"By creating an event, you bring people in," Mr. Balaish said of auctions.
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So the next year, when the city sold medallions at auctions, he bid.
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No U.S. Treasury auctions or Federal Reserve policymaker speeches are scheduled for Friday.
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The equivalent Impressionist and contemporary auctions last February grossed £190.2 million with fees.
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Cars have sold for far more in private transactions than at public auctions.
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Firms that won in the previous auctions have pledged investment of $61 billion.
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More than 20 years later, Loughrey runs Los Angeles Modern Auctions, or LAMA.
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Mr. Gorvy is the latest executive to move between auctions and private sales.
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Dollars are rationed through weekly auctions, giving priority for imports of essential goods.
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Two bills auctions and one bills announcement are scheduled to take place Monday.
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Data on auctions in Asia continues to be undermined by problems of nonpayment.
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The extra supply is also beginning to impact demand for Treasury bill auctions.
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The three- and six-month bill auctions have also been rescheduled for Tuesday.
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Previous auctions have already drawn investment pledges of $61 billion from winning firms.
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Just watch them until end, see how high the auctions ended up going.
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The three auctions raised around 350 million riyals, two of the sources said.
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The company has conducted auctions for more than 20 astronauts and their families.
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Zinke's proposal last week envisions starting auctions for drilling rights there in 85033.
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ET. The Treasury auctions $13 billion in 30-year bonds at 1 p.m.
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High-end auctions of contemporary art will be tested in London next week.
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There are four other active online auctions of surplus properties from American embassies.
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The guidelines call for "an indefinite suspension of international exploration and production auctions".
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Those credits would then be purchased at special auctions and traded among businesses.
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At 1pm, the US Treasury auctions off $12B in a 30Y re-opening.
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Items from Burt Reynolds' estate sale will be auctioned off by Julien's Auctions.
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The Bank already offers ILTR operations to banks and building societies every month, but the extra auctions means lenders will have access to billions of pounds of extra liquidity, with four auctions now taking place around the vote in June.
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It's been less than 200 years since slavery ended and guess what— it's still too soon for fake auctions that pretend to sell human beings, and it will always be too soon for fake auctions that pretend to sell human beings.
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It has also shut forex depo auctions and adjusted a foreign exchange reserve requirement.
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"This guitar, like everything about the enigmatic virtuoso, is uniquely Prince," Heritage Auctions said.
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The reason for the surge in high-end auctions is simple supply and demand.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next scheduled for December 4.
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After the spinoff Insurance Auto Auctions (IAA) will become a separate, publicly-traded entity.
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The BoE has said the normal monthly auctions would continue weekly as a precaution.
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The lot is being sold by Los Angeles auction house Nate D. Sanders Auctions.
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The 10-year and 30-year auctions would be more important Wednesday and Thursday.
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One of the additional ways ASAP Towing brings in money is through car auctions.
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Herba testified that he invented a group used for deep-web auctions of women.
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The car will be sold at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles on Nov. 17.
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Brazil is set to hold a round of pre-salt auctions on Nov. 7.
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Julien's Auctions anticipates the star's outfit could sell for anywhere between $100,000 to $200,000.
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Galleries, fairs, auctions — and artists — have proliferated across the world, and prices have soared.
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First, "[similar] auctions are risky," especially if you might need some help driving demand.
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As a result, commercial banks have gradually stopped subscribing to weekly treasury bill auctions.
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They have expanded their fixed-price merchandise business to offset their shrinking auctions section.
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In anonymous bond auctions, the buyer does not know the identity of the seller.
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"Geneva auctions have reached new heights in total value, it's unheard of," he added.
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"We'll put together very curated auctions, focusing on top quality and price," he said.
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Under Mr. Donahoe's tenure, eBay did not abandon its core business of online auctions.
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They are one of the leaders in automobile auctions, actually in two different pieces.
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Auctions of permits for the aviation sector are expected to restart on March 25.
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Without proof of purchase, these viral auctions reach a new level of insipid folly.
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Founded in 2008, Brady's company, Concierge Auctions, doesn't sell property in the traditional sense.
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Together, they began to look into auctions in relation to the real estate market.
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The central bank will sell bonds and hold deposit auctions to finance the rescue.
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Auctions are also the best way to decide which baseload plants stay in service.
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But hundreds of these refugees and migrants are reportedly being sold in slave auctions.
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Yields on Egyptian treasuries jumped significantly in auctions following the surprise hike on Nov.
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The company also donates jewelry (50,000 pieces in 2015) for auctions, raffles, and more.
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It cancelled four consecutive bond auctions in September after prospective buyers demanded high yields.
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Failed land auctions in China have increased significantly since the second half of 2018.
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Rie Yamada re-staged portraits from family albums purchased at flea markets and auctions.
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Elsewhere, Slovakia sold long-dated bonds, kicking off this week's auctions in the bloc.
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Luxury good sales spiked, charity auctions raked in record cash and resorts were packed.
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The jersey comes with Noble's yearbook from Obama's senior year, according to Heritage Auctions.
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During the early morning auctions, traders use hand signals to buy and sell fish.
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EVERYONE seems to agree that online auctions are important to the art world's future.
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Thanks to Julien's Auctions you'll only have to wait until November to find out.
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Abigail's idea might seem bizarre and misguided, but virginity auctions are actually a thing.
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BnetzA said auctions were planned for day-ahead, intraday and longer-term electricity deliveries.
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Many have purchased at auctions overseas in cities such as London or Hong Kong.
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Afternoon auctions are held in semi-finished products starting with aluminum followed by copper.
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Plus, Bruce frequently donated time for charity auctions, which always went for top dollar.
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Proceeds from upcoming auctions will go to 34 creditors, mostly banks, the sources said.
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But it was still higher than 3.97, the average from the last 10 auctions.
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These auctions would be the first for Brazilian wind and solar projects since 2015.
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But proceeds from auctions of forfeited assets are generally held in a special fund.
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Next week's Impressionist and Modern art auctions are conspicuously short of major-name masterworks.
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Fanboys and girls can bid online at Nate D. Sanders Auctions 'till January 26.
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Exelon has said Three Mile Island had not cleared the past three capacity auctions.
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We follow auctions, look at online catalogs, visit galleries and work with gallery owners.
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She scoured books, antiques websites and auctions to learn about appraising and pricing items.
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Copart auctions used vehicles online, including those that have been severely damaged in crashes.
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It also showed how the government's way of running auctions has improved over time.
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Or take a peek at what's on offer in next week's evening art auctions.
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The three-year note auction was first of three coupon debt auctions this week.
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A McLaren is projected to be this year's priciest vehicle at the Monterey auctions.
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Another example of this car went for $2,722,500 at RM Sotheby's 2017 Monterey auctions.
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In total the auctions of Armstrong's artifacts have brought in more than $12.1 milion.
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Buffett has raised roughly $23.6 million for Glide in 17 auctions dating to 2000.
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The winning bidder wished to remain anonymous, said Terry Melia, a SCP Auctions spokesman.
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CNN also was told of auctions taking place at nine locations in the country.
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The crew was told of auctions taking place at nine locations in the country.
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In reality, the auctions are likely, if you look forward, going to get disrupted.
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Inside Art Auctions typically reflect what collectors decide to consign at any given time.
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Sources told Reuters last month the auctions raised around 350 million riyals ($93.34 million).
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Auctions, however, have not taken off, in spite of lower fees and less underpricing.
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If auctions and direct listings are so great, why haven't more issuers used them?
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Bidding for this Enigma starts at $200,000 on Thursday at Nate D Sanders Auctions.
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The process is additionally hindered by the government auctions required to assign exploration rights.
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Of the 522 auctions in Sydney held last week, a whopping 74.7% found buyers.
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Look closely at the images in the Art Auctions' Blue Chip Period slide show.
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Mr. Pollen, a man with a colorful résumé, set about imparting flair to auctions.
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The first round of auctions will begin on April 18th at the York fairgrounds.
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Large-scale renewable energy will be procured through competitive auctions to keep costs low.
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Millions of auctions take place every minute as users across Facebook load their feeds.
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Mr. Doig's painterly landscapes have become one of the staple trophies of contemporary auctions.
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That has become the formula for success at today's risk-averse contemporary art auctions.
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Last year, auctions generated about 90 percent of sales at both Christie's and Phillips.
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The auction kicks off next month through Concierge Auctions and will sell without reserve.
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According to Heritage Auctions, only 200 prototypes of the video game console were made.
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"New York had slave auctions and slave whipping posts and slave rebellions," he noted.
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Despite the claims of many eBay auctions, no confirmed Mir debris was ever recovered.
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The latest round of auctions has been boosted by prestigious estates coming to market.
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These, together with online purchases at live auctions, generated $155 million, according to Sotheby's.
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The Netherlands, Austria, Germany and Italy are all scheduled to hold auctions this week.
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"Bonds could be somewhat weak during these auctions," said DZ Bank analyst Sebastian Fellechner.
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The two subsalt auctions in 2017 represent a major shift in Brazil's oil politics.
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Felix said Brazil would hold three oil auctions in 2018, including a subsalt one.
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The high-end auctions of contemporary art will be tested in London next week.
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Some pieces surfaced in antique stores, out-of-the-way auctions or artists' estates.
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Last year, the PPSA sold its oil on the spot market and via auctions.
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Analysts said with geopolitical tensions growing, this week's government bond auctions should go well.
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The Phoenix, Arizona, home will be auctioned off, regardless of price, by Heritage Auctions.
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No major auctions are set to take place by the U.S. Treasury on Friday.
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Lots bought at online auctions are easily returnable, and that can be a nightmare.
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As of earlier this month, Vidakovic said AppNexus was no longer running the auctions.
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In all, he bought more medallions at auctions than anyone else in city history.
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The 2005 drawing sold for $29,184 on Thursday, according to Nate D. Sanders Auctions.
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Such cars can sell for as little as $1,000 at online auctions in Japan.
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My husband likes the auctions — he and my son pore over the auction catalogs.
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The house is hittin' the auction block courtesy of Concierge Auctions through Feb. 28.
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Serrano bought the cake for $1,880 at RR Auctions in Boston on February 7.
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The central bank holds weekly auctions as a standing facility for providing short-term liquidity and four-year repo auctions on a roughly quarterly basis to provide longer-term liquidity and boost stronger lending to citizens and businesses in the national currency.
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In a series of online auctions that ended on Sunday, the antimony, terbium oxide and dysprosium oxide auctions all went for starting prices specified by the Kunming Intermediate People's Court, which is managing the Fanya sales, prices that are below current market value.
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The Treasury announced Wednesday that it will be adding $1 billion each to auctions of 2-, 22018- and 21.752-year debt over the next three months, and $22018 billion each for 217- and 22017-year note and 21-year bond auctions in August.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for Dec. 4.
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Its partners sell some of the other Tesla vehicles via physical and online wholesale auctions.
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Orders that are not pre-matched could be sent to the primary exchanges' closing auctions.
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As of this writing, auctions for the magazine/thingamabob were running between $300 and $2,000.
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The idea that auctions are nefarious or evil is outrageous because it hasn't been proven.
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No extraordinary auctions will be held to drain surplus liquidity resulting from the F-loans.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for Aug. 1.
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Just look at how fine art auctions work, or any number of reality TV shows.
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He was also selling used cars on eBay and flipping houses purchased at police auctions.
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ET. Treasury auctions scheduled for Tuesday include one for $34 billion of 5-year notes.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for April 16.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for September 5.
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So far, fees from ENS auctions have resulted in the destruction of 7, 730 ether.
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Many of the instruments were discovered at estate sales and auctions, which Stephen would refurbish.
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One-off auctions from southern African stockpiles have since been held in 1999 and 2008.
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It is, however, unlikely that the winning bidders of these dumb auctions actually pay up.
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It has not yet used the new tool in privatisations, and could stick to auctions.
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Live auctions, big money, and beautiful udders: VICE News explores the strange world of supercows.
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But other auctions held during the French capital's "Retromobile" week this February struggled with oversupply.
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The house is being sold by Concierge Auctions in cooperation with ONE Sotheby's International Realty.
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Now, Basquiat and Kerry James Marshall fetch top prices at auctions and are widely known.
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According to Heritage Auctions, there are fewer than 10 known sealed copies of Kid Icarus.
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The magical correspondence is being sold by Prop Store, which auctions off movie memorabilia online.
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Doctorow also mentioned auctions where you could acquire a scooter for about a dollar apiece.
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Winners of these types of auctions only have to make themselves public if they choose.
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There will also be live auctions at the Christie's New York City salesroom on Sept.
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Auctions drew an estimated $368 million, according to Hagerty, the classic car insurer and financier.
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Mr Weisskopf says he is already seeing the price of Swiss wines rise in auctions.
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The auction will take place 22 November at Summers Place Auctions in Billingshurst, West Sussex.
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These auctions led to $14bn in private capital investment and about 5,000MW of extra capacity.
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According to TMZ, the late rapper's 1995 prison I.D. is being listed with Heritage Auctions.
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In a later statement, the central bank said the auctions would begin at 1 p.m.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for August 7.
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These auctions are where the government rubber-stamps oil and gas development on public lands.
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The auctions next month include some of the most promising oil blocks in the world.
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The auction is considered one of the most complex and ambitious spectrum auctions to date.
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The auctions are held twice a month; the next one is scheduled for March 5.
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Official statistics show the government has sold just $75 million through Dicom auctions this year.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for Aug. 6.
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He added that more demonstrations could take place if the auctions were not called off.
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Auction.com is moving in a new direction — beyond auctions, CEO Tim Morse told CNBC Monday.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for June 4.
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Marilyn Monroe's 1955 Ford Thunderbird is going up for auction at Julien's Auctions on Nov.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for May 16.
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Bob Zafian,co-founder of Green Jacket Auctions, said championship jackets usually begin around $60,000.
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Some auctions of index-linked bonds since then have generated stronger interest than 2.33 times.
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In bond markets, strong demand for government debt at auctions continued to hold down yields.
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The board also recommended the island's largest pension fund should actively participate at primary auctions.
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In Brussels, European officials were specifically warned about problems in Hungary even before the auctions.
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Auctions of aging government vehicles, for example, have taken place for years, with less publicity.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for Jan. 2.
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The reform required competitive auctions conducted by the CNH to select Pemex's joint venture partners.
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The two were later photographed by his trusted photographer Heinrich Hoffmann, Alexander Historical Auctions said.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for Nov. 19.
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"So far, this week's London auctions have been strong," said Elizabeth Szancer, an art adviser.
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Trading will not be continuous on START but in auctions held four times a year.
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The Global Dairy Price Index was unchanged at $2,339 after rising for two consecutive auctions.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for July 5.
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In May 2019, Julien's Auctions sold a dirty paper plate used by Cobain for $22,400.
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To view the full lot of music memorabilia being auctioned, visit the Julien's Auctions website.
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"The policies announced today are a promising step toward more responsible loan auctions," she said.
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A 1995 Ferrari F50 was also auctioned by RM Sotheby's at the 2015 Monterey auctions.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for Jan. 19.
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During the past decade, a number of works by Mr. Gouthière have emerged at auctions.
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Heritage Auctions is handling the bidding, which starts June 17 in Beverly Hills at $500k.
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In the spot market, Gazprom has been selling gas in auctions it launched in September.
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Nate D. Sanders Auctions, the Los Angeles-based company hosting the bidding, won't tell us.
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The chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway has raised nearly $24 million through the auctions.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for April 4.
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Energy Minister Anantaporn Kanjanarat said earlier this year the auctions would be held in December.
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Etqaan Alliance has already held three auctions for Sanea's vehicles, warehouses and real estate assets.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for Nov. 6.
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Commercial banks, brokerage houses and mutual funds are the main participants in the primary auctions.
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They've also been running auctions for rare resell market items like Supreme guitars and sneakers.
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Other governments — from Australia to South Korea — have set up similar auctions over the years.
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Amounts of treasury bills sold at central bank auctions have dropped sharply since early February.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for July 16.
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Christie's held no evening contemporary auctions in London for two years before returning this June.
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In the meantime, the Treasury Department said that the size of Treasury auctions will increase.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for July 2.
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And it rocketed into the universe of big-money auctions, selling for $404,000 in London.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits Auctions are a niche within the niche of the larger art world.
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In all, the land bank has sold more than 2,700 houses, many in online auctions.
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But these London auctions also included a few significant works by established blue-chip names.
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The year-over-year figures for the auctions decreased, to $327 million from $338 million.
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Previous airwaves auctions run by the FCC have raised billions to pay down government debt.
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Similar to stocks, investors also cut their participation in Nigerian government bond auctions last year.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for Feb. 4.
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The ads include notices of public hearings, ordinances, calls for bids, auctions and sheriff's sales.
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Vietnamese art remains a niche market globally but is surging in popularity at international auctions.
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In Mexico, early auctions in offshore areas recently opened to foreign investment produced modest results.
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The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for Jan. 21.
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Interior says that it values the transparent, public nature of auctions for taxpayers' mineral resources.
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But away from the orchestrated urgency of the auctions, sales of older art remain patchy.
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"Rock & roll memorabilia has become an investment," Darren Julien of Julien's Auctions told Rolling Stone.
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Telecommunications firm True Corporation Pcl, a CP Group company, bids for spectrum at government auctions.
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This wasn't the war zone of Afghanistan, or the bright lights of Manhattan art auctions.
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There are discoveries still to be made, many of them at auctions and antiquarian bookstores.
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These include auctions at which record prices are often paid for the most desirable cars.
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In whiskey auctions, buyers pay a premium based on the selling price of the item.
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Auctions with two companies as front-runners can take longer before a winner is chosen.
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The government will hold another allocation round in 2021 and auctions around every two years.
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There was less competition for art auctions on the west coast, and he was optimistic.
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In the bond market, the focus is on equities, but also on this week's auctions.
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For the next couple of days, the auctions are going to be important to watch.
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As the president demonstrated with coal, he has the authority to delay these senseless auctions.
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Several cities have introduced price caps in government land auctions to limit home price increases.
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Guard Auctions confirmed to Mashable the card sold for £163,000 ($29,907) plus premium on Apr.
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Andrew died last year, and now his wife is auctioning it off through Heritage Auctions.
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According to the ARG, the ceramic sculpture was recently consigned to Hampstead Auctions in London.
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Independent System Operators (ISOs) in these markets hold auctions; power generators bid their power in.
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The spring auctions continue on Tuesday when Christie's holds its Impressionist and modern art sale.
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"It's an honor for Silverstone Auctions to offer cars with such amazing provenance, cars that belonged to HM The Queen, as well as being owned by some of the most influential personalities of the 20th century," said Nick Whale, managing director of Silverstone Auctions.
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"Julien's Auctions is honored to offer this spectacular collection ... from the 20th century's greatest artists whose iconic pieces have earned their place in the annals of rock history and pop culture," said Darren Julien, president and chief executive officer of Julien's Auctions in a statement.
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MOSCOW, March 28 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank said on Monday it will suspend 12-month foreign currency repurchase agreement (repo) auctions from April 1 due to a lack of interest from Russian lending institutions and a shift of demand towards 28-day forex repo auctions.
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Sometimes Lyon & Turnbull, the Edinburgh-based auction house, will have one to offer during its annual auction of Scottish silver, or at one of its five or six general silver and jewelry auctions throughout the year; Bonham's also holds silver auctions in the Scottish capital.
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Estimates for a March 7 auction of Ms. Lindstrom's beads at Michaan's Auctions in Alameda, Calif.
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A. We run online auctions for auctioneers and for large organizations that are liquidating their assets.
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For sellers, auctions give them a chance to sell the property in a fixed time frame.
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DUBLIN, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Ireland will hold two bond auctions during the first quarter, on Feb.
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European bond prices have been weighed down by supply with auctions in Italy, Germany and Portugal.
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The lack of significant new spectrum auctions in Europe reduces the risk of one-off investments.
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Auctions stopped for five years and Petrobras' was given increasing control of the best new areas.
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The Treasury market was well bid Tuesday, even ahead of $62 billion in auctions this week.
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Company buyers were regulars at foreclosure auctions in particularly hard-hit markets like Phoenix and Atlanta.
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Exxon did not immediately respond to a question about its potential participation in the October auctions.
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The government raised $101 billion in the same series of auctions last year, according to Reuters.
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The parties involved in these auctions declined to comment or were not immediately available for comment.
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"We are looking at (pre-salt auctions) and it seems like a good opportunity," Sheng said.
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According a representative for Nate D. Sanders Auctions, bidding on Gaga's gown will begin at $8,000.
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The auction will take place at the home on April 13 via auctioneers Platinum Luxury Auctions.
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Michael Doyle, an auctioneer at Julien's Auctions, said "Umbrella Rat" could fetch as much as $100,000.
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Some auctions received hundreds of bids, in another sign that developers are eager to grab land.
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Previously, dealers relied on offline auctions for the roughly eight cars they were buying every week.
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Up to 200 employees are continuing work on spectrum auctions, which is funded by auction proceeds.
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The changes will allow telecoms players to trade airwaves and potentially improve participation in spectrum auctions.
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Whiskey auctions are likewise becoming more prevalent, as spirits are once again being gifted more frequently.
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And governments could encourage competition by holding auctions for these contracts every five or ten years.
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A summer slowdown in bond auctions from the euro zone was also seen pushing down yields.
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It had previously set the average bid price at its regular and exceptional auctions at 7.73.
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In February, a lock of Lennon's hair was sold in Dallas by Heritage Auctions for $35,000.
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According to reports, her locks have a track record of fetching nearly $70,000 in past auctions.
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The CPI data, combined with weak demand at recent Treasury auctions, combined to drive up yields.
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Colombia is the third Latin American country hosting oil auctions this year, after Mexico and Brazil.
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Much of the money comes from annual parties and auctions in Los Angeles and New York.
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In all, there were 1,949 auctions across the major cities and 76% of those were successful.
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The lighthouses are listed at GSA Auctions, a website the government uses to sell federal property.
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The website offers auctions and fixed-priced sales for cars, real estate and other household items.
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The bank said on Friday it would double Leliq auctions to two per day from one.
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Bids are currently as high as $810 with two days to go until the auctions conclude.
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Held on-site, it is organized by Roland Auctions, which has also published an online catalogue.
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Meanwhile, Sotheby's, known of its auctions business, has similarly been getting into the business of experiences.
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"Auctions for 10- and 30-year Bunds show a very positive trend in 2017," he said.
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In March, activists protested offshore lease auctions in New Orleans, even yelling over the bidding announcements.
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Brazil is planning two pre-salt oil auctions for this year, the biggest expected in November.
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But the agency decided to formally update its regulations anyway, since they previously required oral auctions.
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The finance ministry regularly sells off-the-run JGBs at these auctions to improve market liquidity.
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The bond will then be offered at mid-month auctions, the treasury said in a statement.
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The auctions stem from 2013-14 changes to Mexico's energy laws and began in mid-2015.
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The government plans a new round of auctions before an August deadline to sell the plant.
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Bidding on the items, hosted by Goldin Auctions, began on Monday ... starting bid was $5 MILLION.
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Demand ahead of Monday's month-end is likely to help the government's remining auctions this week.
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To prepare, she held mock auctions before her mirror and, on trips to the country, outdoors.
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Hosking says Karoon will not participate in auctions scheduled for October in Brazil's pre-salt area.
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One could be forgiven for experiencing some whiplash from the spate of intense auctions this week.
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Certainly, it will take more than art auctions and fashion shows to overcome this global crisis.
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Tokens also are sold to other players for gold, and their value changes through worldwide auctions.
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The VIX has long been dogged by suspicion among traders that monthly auctions can be manipulated.
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Beverly Hills-based Julien's Auctions will offer the dress for sale at an auction on Nov.
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True Group, Thailand's third-largest mobile operator, won two 4G licences in auctions late last year.
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Taikang's biggest shareholder is China Guardian Auctions, a company that Mr. Chen helped found in 1993.
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For me, the model as it stands — that primary dealers have access to auctions — still works.
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The country's debt agency will sell seven-year, 10-year and 30-year bonds via auctions.
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Heritage Auctions' sale of Americana and Political Memorabilia in Dallas brought in a total of $1,459,448.
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Nanjing and Suzhou last month put limits on how much developers can offer in land auctions.
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What IKEA couldn't find from its own collection, it bought from flea markets and online auctions.
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The dramatic jump in yields could reduce demand at this week's auctions of longer-dated debt.
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Some 1,487 auctions were held last week, compared to 2,002 at the same time last year.
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It earns over Rs 2 billion ($29 million) through its online auctions of human hair annually.
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For the freshest sushi, visit the Tsukiji fish market, which is famous for its tuna auctions.
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It bought $15 million at two currency auctions in March amid a strengthening of the lari.
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"The auctions were thin," said John Lloyd, a private dealer in old masters based in London.
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Auctions are a more diverse business over all, and that includes the items on the block.
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The momentum first moved to the United States when New York legalized wine auctions in 1994.
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Now, a few months later, Mecum Auctions believes it has an offering that could surpass that.
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Los Angeles Modern Auctions will auction a 19243 house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright next month.
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When they go into those auctions to bid on spectrum, it can inform their network investments.
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It provides buyers access to real-time auctions at Christie's New York and Sotheby's, among others.
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Unlike New York, London and Paris, Berlin doesn't host any major international art fairs or auctions.
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But does this final round of major YSL-Bergé auctions represent an end or a beginning?
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But as the auctions continued, the families that ran the credit unions began to grow frustrated.
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Abell Auction Company in Los Angeles is a good final stop, he said, with weekly auctions.
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When Mecum Auctions sold a 24 Ford GT for $2000 million in 20163, Ford sued Mecum.
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The bat fetched $1.08 million from an unidentified buyer, according to SCP Auctions CEO David Kohler.
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Restoration efforts on the Catholic side are, for now, financed by money raised by the auctions.
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The former duo run free, frictionless digital eyeball auctions — using any and all data within grasp.
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Greens have tried to disrupt auctions for drilling rights on federal land and in offshore waters.
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The auctioneer, Adams Amsterdam Auctions, says that they are the only known set in private hands.
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Three of the regulator's four commissioners backed the renewals, citing Lopez Obrador's suspension of oil auctions.
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Foreign investors cut their participation in Nigerian government bond auctions last year because of lower yields.
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Just 12 percent believed MiFID II had increased the level of volume transparency in periodic auctions.
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He hung out at galleries and started attending auctions, occasionally buying and selling works on paper.
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"Auctions, by nature, are very public," said Andrew Terner, a private dealer based in New York.
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It also proposes cutting the number of "auctions" during the trading day from five to three.
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It also proposes cutting the number of "auctions" during the trading day from five to three.
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Existing rules bar the transfer of mines between firms if they are not allotted via auctions.
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According to the seller, Grand Auctions, the card was received by Ealing Police Station on Oct.
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Paris Hilton comes to his auctions, and she and Gouzer exchange cute comments on social media.
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Brazil plans to hold several auctions in the coming months for power generation and power transmission.
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It already has similar arrangements for the dollar, and recently announced weekly auctions of British pounds.
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After years of letting such public auctions go unchecked, German prosecutors are starting to take notice.
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Last year's Modern British auctions at Sotheby's were up just 11 percent on 2016, discounting Bowie.
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Collectors and wealthy sport enthusiasts have always been keen on buying athletes' belongings at charity auctions.
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Treasury said in a statement that the 'NTN-B' inflation-linked sale scheduled for March 17, and 'LTN' and 'NTN-F' fixed-coupon auctions slated for March 19 are canceled, but the extraordinary bond auctions and buybacks announced this week with the central bank will go ahead.
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As an Economist journalist, Gulliver dutifully believes auctions to be the best solution to many economic problems.
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Klassen said she was an engaged parent who helped lead many of the school&aposs art auctions.
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The ramp up in lobbying for online auctions is happening because the climate justice movement is growing.
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But, cattle at small auctions sold $2000 to $000 per cwt higher than last week, said analysts.
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The government is expected to collect $41 billion in new cash from this week's T-bill auctions.
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The auctions would be conducted during the second, third and fourth week of October, the RBI said.
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Yields often rise ahead of government bond auctions as investors make room to participate in the sales.
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The Armstrong Family collection will be presented by Heritage Auctions in November 2018 and May/November 2019.
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The couple built the collection over 25 years, buying at auctions, antique fairs, and through specialist dealers.
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Still, uncertainty remained regarding whether stable demand for long-end JGBs could be sustained at future auctions.
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The government calculates proceeds from the Cemig dam auctions to be around 11 billion reais ($3.50 billion).
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U.S. government debt prices were mixed on Tuesday as investors focused on Treasury auctions and economic data.
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Nearly two decades after Princess Diana's death, Kerry Taylor Auctions is auctioning off three dresses she wore.
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Adding in bond auctions, euro zone governments last week raised almost 1223 billion euros, according to Commerzbank.
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Nike will also be holding live auctions in Hong Kong, London and New York in coming months.
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The FCC adopted new rules in 2015 to prevent companies from using similar tactics in future auctions.
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The bid-to-cover ratio, a gauge of demand, was 2.7, higher than the last four auctions.
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For details on "Affirmation" by El Anatsui and other work featured in the sales, visit phillips.com/auctions.
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The cars are to be sold at A. J. Willner Auctions in Lodi, N.J., on Jan. 21.
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Founded in 1999, MercadoLibre is an online marketplace providing e-commerce and online auctions similar to eBay.
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The auctions include the ship terminals for ammonia and urea at Aratu Port in Bahia, Petrobras said.
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The position's responsibilities range from trade enforcement and economic data publication to telecommunications auctions and weather forecasting.
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ET. In terms of auctions, there will be a sale of $38 billion in 3-year notes.
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The Treasury auctions $28 billion in seven-year notes with the results available shortly after 1 p.m.
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Julien's Auctions will host the event titled, Property from the Collection of Jane Fonda, on September 2000.
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Julien's Auctions is currently taking bids for the unwashed green cardigan and bidding closes on Oct. 2000.
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As expected, the only auctions to increase in size will be those for Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities.
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From 43,000 in 2008 and a peak of 52,000 in 20123, auctions fell to 16,000 in 2014.
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Finally auctions, the basis for many of our indices, may inflate the market thanks to reserve pricing.
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As to replicating the success of these auctions, Ms. Reiff of Napa Valley suggested a cautious approach.
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This was proven on May 18, when a paper plate was sold by Julien's Auctions for $22,400.
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But it plans to freeze auctions of rights to prospect for oil and gas for three years.
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But in 2015 Eskom refused to sign agreements with independent power projects that had won the auctions.
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Nate D. Sanders Auctions in Los Angeles set the starting bid for the 11.5 by 9 in.
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The tiny Bible that traveled to the Moon on the Apollo 14 mission (Nate D. Sanders Auctions)
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And then, three years ago, it was sold by Kerry Taylor Auctions for $0003,000 (including buyer's premium).
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The winning bid was the third-highest in 19 years of auctions, which have raised $29.6 million.
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ALSE will have no trading floor, but the system allows for continuous trading or auctions, he said.
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It has an extensive online art catalogue and last year it launched a platform for online auctions.
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Advertisers still eager to reach its massive audience will compete in Facebook's ad auctions, paying higher prices.
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And auctions of ECB cash also showed no sign of a pent-up in demand from banks.
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The central bank said in a circular on Thursday that the auctions will hold every two weeks.
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The reverse auctions will start in the week beginning March 7, the BoE said in a statement.
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It held two diamond auctions there in 2018, which between them raised $18.3 million from international buyers.
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But some later auctions failed to attract oil and gas companies as bidders, and others were delayed.
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Auctions start at 1030 central European time (0830 GMT) for aluminum, followed by copper, zinc and lead.
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Green Jacket Auctions is currently listing a vintage green jacket — bidding was at $9,743 as of Tuesday.
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The collection of belongings will go under the hammer at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles in November.
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There are no auctions: middlemen compete vigorously to buy directly from farmers and sell on to exporters.
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But DTAC favoured auctions of 5-MHz spectrum as opposed to 15-MHz and resetting reserve prices.
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The East African nation has been selling government bonds through open auctions conducted by the central bank.
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Andres Serrano purchased the miniature wedding cake at Boston-based RR Auctions, according to the Art Newspaper.
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Unlike that version, the new proposal does not create an independent regulator to oversee auctions for concessions.
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Evidence of this concern among investors can already be seen in Treasury auctions from the past week.
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Auctions will start on June 18 as previously announced and the deadline for registration is June 4.
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Heritage Auctions is selling the pair of sneakers — a size 9 1/2 — online until June 11.
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A nation-state that already holds joint auctions with Quebec in its carbon cap-and-trade program.
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Dollar auctions by the bank over recent months had been carried out using funds from the treasury.
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But competition is fierce and investors want to stay close to local clients to prevail in auctions.
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"The auctions reflect where the speculation is," said Candace Worth, an art adviser based in New York.
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He says such auctions have long been integral to deregulated energy systems in eastern parts of America.
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There are no auctions or announcements relating to the U.S. Treasury expected to take place on Wednesday.
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Over the last five years, Paddle28 has sought to shake up the world of online art auctions.
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Speaking to Rolling Stone, Darren Julien of Julien's Auctions said the garment has also never been washed.
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These "lunches with the congressman" are used in silent auctions to help raise money for the nonprofits.
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According to Concierge Auctions, the estate's gardens were designed by local Dallas landscape architects Naud Burnett & Partners.
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The first set of auctions began Wednesday, and by Friday afternoon there were bids totaling over $15,000.
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Given his fascination with Buffett's teachings, Weschler was interested when he heard about the auctions for Glide.
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Christie's now holds twice-yearly handbag and accessory auctions in Hong Kong, alongside its more traditional sales.
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The company uses quantitative research, like sales from auctions, to help investors build a diversified art portfolio.
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Recently, instead of handing out fixed subsidies, they have been running "reverse auctions" for new wind projects.
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Bezos first launched Amazon Auctions, similar to Ebay's business model, which ended up being a complete failure.
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Regulatory scrutiny of periodic auctions and SIs may be deterring some traders from using them, they said.
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The Treasury's $42 billion of six-month bills fared somewhat better than the day's other two auctions.
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Demand for safer assets will likely be seen at auctions held by the Treasury Department this week.
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Some of Monroe's personal effects will go to auction on November 19 and 20 by Julien's Auctions.
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Earlier this month, Energy Minister Rocio Nahle said two onshore auctions scheduled for February would be canceled.
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Currently, the bourse has no circuit breaks in auctions, during which brokers place buy and sell orders.
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He sold all of his fabled collection in a series of auctions since 2013 for $72 million.
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According to one employee, Goodwill sees between $20,000 and $30,000 in sales at the twice-daily auctions.
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Last year, Phillips held just two online-only auctions, both in collaboration with the web platform Artsy.
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"If you want to buy names that everyone already knows, you can go to auctions," he said.
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Paul Salaman, the chief executive of Rainforest Trust, is familiar with the objections to species-naming auctions.
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The parks department also auctions the rights to sell at some of the city's most coveted locations.
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If you look at the auctions, the situation may have improved, but it's still very very tough.
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Mr. Hibert said the president would consider restarting auctions if private oil companies met their production goals.
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The watercolor, which was listed by Heritage Auctions, measures about seven feet long and 14 inches high.
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The scale of these prices reflects how the balance of financial power has shifted to Chinese auctions.
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The rings arrived in Heritage Auctions' hands a few months ago, according to the company's Tony Giese.
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That has Mexico determined to make the auctions successful - even if it means giving up Pemex's secrets.
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Egypt cancelled four consecutive T-bond auctions after bankers and investors demanded high yields on the debt.
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"We know that their lobbyists really want online auctions," said Jason Kowalski, policy director at 350.org.
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It was an illustration of the utility of auctions, even for someone who prefers buying from dealers.
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The New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission have sold medallions to drivers in auctions since 1937.
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Iconic Auctions has the super-unique piece of memorabilia on the auction block ... and it's pretty amazing.
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Clemente's 1967 National League silver batting championship award brought a record price of $493,500, Hunt Auctions said.
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The web services group said it's considering taking part in next year's fifth generation mobile spectrum auctions.
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It's the "finest known copy" of the comic book, according to Heritage Auctions, which handled the bidding.
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But unbeknownst to the thousands of collectors who used his services, many of the auctions were rigged.
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Wall Street dealers have been absorbing increases in Treasury supply in recent auctions as foreigners reduce purchases.
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On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the Treasury auctions 3- and 10-year notes and 30-year bonds.
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Goldcorp's former chief executive praised Mexico's inaugural oil auctions as transparent, but he also offered some criticism.
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They had no reserve price, the secret minimum set by the owner, which is rare at auctions.
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Three more rupiah-denominated bond auctions are still scheduled for this year, the vice finance minister said.
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There are no Treasury bond auctions or major economic data reports set to be released on Friday.
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Dan Imler, the managing director of SCP Auctions, said the "Ball Four" collection had attracted multiple bidders.
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Between 2014 and 2017, Ergen shelled out almost $18 billion on additional spectrum, through purchases and auctions.
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At the same time, Christie's has expanded its program of online-only auctions for lower-value pieces.
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In 2018, a staggering 88% of sales in the contemporary auctions at Sotheby's were by male artists.
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In recent years, his brightly colored works regularly sold for five figures in auctions, The Times reported.
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So, if the state auctions a pollution permit and raises revenue from it … is that a tax?
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Watching the auctions over the past two weeks, it felt more like death by a thousand cuts.
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Established in 943, Scotch Whisky Auctions is one of the biggest of about a half dozen such players, holding monthly auctions of 2,500 to 4,500 bottles at which consigners sell for £5 per lot and buyers pay just 10 percent commission, undercutting the higher fees of live auctioneers.
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This is certainly true for radio spectrum, an intangible natural resource, which governments now regularly sell in auctions.
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"There's a feeling that the art scene in terms of auctions is something so separate now," he added.
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The widely acknowledged problem with high-end auctions is that they make very little money for auction houses.
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The Global Dairy Trade auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for July 19.
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Online auctions account for 30 percent of sales at Manheim versus 10 percent three years ago, he added.
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That same year, the science site Sapiens detailed alleged auctions for CITES-protected species in private Facebook groups.
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Last year, the classic car market slowed, and the Scottsdale auctions posted a 5003 percent decline from 2015.
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A Pokémon Illustrator card was sold for $54,970 at an auction held by Heritage Auctions over the weekend.
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The Los Angeles-based Julien's Auctions is working with the Estate of Sharon Tate in the upcoming sale.
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In the world of classic car auctions, there are a few events no self-respecting buyer can miss.
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The business eventually folded, forcing Reynolds to offer her pieces in multiple auctions that raised millions of dollars.
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Einstein wrote both letters to his sister, Maja Winteler-Einstein, according to auction house Nate D. Sanders Auctions.
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However, prior to the auction, Alexander Historical Auctions set a final sale estimate of between $200,000 and $300,000.
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The 2017 auction will follow three auctions that began last year covering both shallow water and onshore blocks.
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In court testimony, Herba said he invented a group he presented as behind deep-web auctions of women.
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"An official announcement is expected within July, and auctions in December," energy minister General Anantaporn Kanjanarat told reporters.
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The lunch auctions began after Buffett's first wife, Susie, showed him the charity, where she had been volunteering.
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What if the art world's ephemeral and pop-up entities — art fairs, -ennials of all sorts, auctions, etc.
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Anyone who would like to bid on the home must register with Platinum Luxury Auctions by 5 p.m.
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A resumption of weekly repo auctions by the Central Bank had added to lira weakness, the banker added.
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LONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Three countries in the euro area are scheduled to hold bond auctions next week.
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In terms of auctions, there will be a sale of $75 billion in 13 to 26-week bills.
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The currency stabilized on Tuesday, after the central bank poured $112 million of its reserves into dollar auctions.
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They have the ADESA business, which is for used car auctions, which are cars you'll continue to drive.
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Government reforms have kicked in this year, forcing companies bidding for new construction permits to compete in auctions.
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The firms previously organized auctions for the London 2012 Olympic Games and the Rugby World Cup in 2015.
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McClendon had already sold a large part of his collection over the years through several multimillion-dollar auctions.
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As in previous offshore auctions, licenses will be offered by the government to operate these blocks, Zepeda detailed.
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Zepeda leads the National Hydrocarbons Commission, the upstream regulator that both runs the auctions and supervises new contracts.
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Buffett, the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc, has raised $23.6 million in 17 years of auctions for Glide.
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That means app publishers who use header bidding can include ads from Facebook's Audience Network in their auctions.
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South Africa auctions permits to hunt a few rhinos each year, with the proceeds supposed to fund conservation.
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Auctions for two offshore gas concessions in the Gulf of Thailand are expected to take place next year.
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Baltimore stimulated its own market by providing a steady pipeline of neglected properties to developers through regular auctions.
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In November, it held four separate auctions to rid themselves of the assets seized by the Silk Road.
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Three previous T-bond auctions had been cancelled after bankers and investors demanded high yields on the debt.
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On Thursday, Trump's drawing was once again auctioned, this time by Nate D. Sanders Auctions in Los Angeles.
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Yet, these little-seen auctions are an important front line in the United States' battle against climate change.
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Italy is set to sell debt via auctions later on Monday, including a new 10-year benchmark bond.
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The plane sold for $430,000 on Saturday at a California event featuring celebrity memorabilia, GWS Auctions Inc. said.
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Though online auctions can lure new collectors, they are not yet stealing much business from conventional art firms.
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On Friday, Avianca Brasil's creditors met and approved a series of auctions to sell the carrier's airport slots.
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The sale brought the grand total for Christie's spring auctions in New York to a whopping $17883 billion.
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He has said publicly the airport auctions would help provide better service to passengers and boost the economy.
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Most of the national 5G auctions held in Europe to date have been low-key, low-cost affairs.
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The goal was to make sure that at least one of us won whatever Mr. T auctions appeared.
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The ONS linked the upturn to demand for second-hand goods from charity shops and auctions of antiques.
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It also contrasts with generally firmer demand at auctions of longer-dated paper, reflecting investors' search for yield.
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In previous auctions, companies that offered more in the way of local content requirements were favored over peers.
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The central bank will soon publish rules for foreign exchange auctions to intervene in spot and forward markets.
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Demand for such bonds at weekly auctions is seen as a barometer of market sentiment toward Russian risks.
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Now, that collector is ready to part ways ... and went back to Goldin Auctions to make the sale.
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It said it would continue forex sales from the SOFAZ wealth fund at the central bank dollar auctions.
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The local government will also set aside another 103 million permits for auctions and to allocate to newcomers.
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Minister Joaquin Coldwell said the process of auctions had been the most transparent in the history of Mexico.
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Since 2003, the exchange control system has sold heavily subsidized dollars through state currency agencies or government auctions.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Thursday morning, as investors monitor ongoing trade talks and Treasury auctions.
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"There's a cause and effect," she added, explaining the absence of big-ticket works in last week's auctions.
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The military government has sold more than 5 million tonnes in a series of auctions since taking power.
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She helped adoptees find their birth parents, and volunteered her services to be bid on at silent auctions.
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"The carriers sell a ton of locked devices," one refurbisher who buys phones from private auctions told Motherboard.
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In addition to the Fed's meeting, the U.S. Treasury will be holding auctions of government debt next week.
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Argentina and Ecuador have already changed their terms over the past year in preparation for their 2018 auctions.
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Once the auctions resume, the exchange will post results on its website shortly after they conclude, Jones said.
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Auctions are a bellwether of demand in property-obsessed Australia, where attending sales is almost a national pastime.
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Looking to the auctions space, the U.S. Treasury is set to auction $12 billion in 30-year bonds.
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Eight high-end watches from Anthony Bourdain's personal collection are being sold by online auction house iGavel Auctions.
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To stop this, we decided to remove the waste dumps of the mica by selling it in auctions.
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Suddenly, Russian oligarchs were dominating the auctions, and an incredible wealth creation in China brought in new clients.
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The auctions, which include presalt exploration areas, should raise at least 8.5 billion reais in 2017, Pedrosa said.
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The teapot was one of the star lots in Sotheby's biannual "Asia Week" auctions that raised $60.4 million.
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By comparison, international wine auctions in 2015 raised $346 million, according to an analysis by the Wine Spectator.
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Two complete, high-value auctions will help reduce confusion and haggling over spectrum pricing between the various parties.
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The central bank rationed supplies via weekly auctions, earmarking the little it had for essential items like medicine.
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U.S. government debt prices were lower on Thursday morning as investors received key economic data and Treasury auctions.
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Bubb Kuyper Auctions, based in Haarlem, expects to sell the rare item for between 30,000 and 50,000 euros.
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Publication rights have sold in 16 countries, often at heated auctions, a rarity for a first-time author.
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The town holds a number of other holiday activities, including Christmas theatre shows, silent auctions, and children's games.
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Primary dealers are required to buy certain amounts of JGBs the Ministry of Finance (MOF) sells at auctions.
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It follows days of speculation kicked off by a recent WIRED story about how Facebook's advertising auctions work.
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NEW BRITAIN "Beneath the Gavel," interactive performance about high-end art auctions from the Bated Breath Theater Company.
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And auctions — another key part of the original eBay business — now account for just 13 percent of sales.
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The Treasury will offer 3- and 7-year BTP bonds only at regular auctions on Thursday, it added.
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And while the historically large auctions do give Bishop concern, the strategist explained he isn't panicking just yet.
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Jordan's Bulls teammates used to work out there every morning, according to an interview shared by Concierge Auctions.
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It has experimented with online sales, but has not committed to hold any particular auctions through those means.
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Thus, according to the SEC, the exchange failed to comply with its own rules regarding re-opening auctions.
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EBay, once synonymous with online auctions, has been revamping its platform to help it compete better with Amazon.
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Sotheby's auctions in Hong Kong reached $461.5 million in the first six months, up 22 percent from 2015.
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The racket is now up for sale on Goldin Auctions and had a bid of $2,100 on Monday.
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