Auctions
Greece successfully completes reopening of 25-year bond issue
Greece on Wednesday successfully completed an auction of a 25-year bond reopening, with bids exceeding 1.2 billion euros, six times more than the asked sum of 200 million.
James Dean-signed photos fetch $260,00 at auction
A nearly 400-item lot of James Dean-related memorabilia featuring artifacts from the late Hollywood legend, including signed photos, letters and a Warner Bros. contract garnered a sum of more than $260,000.
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The unlikely estate agents
Banks have entered the market for selling or even renting real estate, disposing of real estate they already own. This disposal is done through websites they have created and on which they upload privately owned properties acquired through auctions, or display properties that are going to be auctioned at the initiative of the bank.
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Yield on auctioned Greek T-bills rises to 3.2%
The Public Debt Management Agency announced on Wednesday it auctioned 13-week treasury bills and raised 812.5 million euros, reaching up to €1 billion with the inclusion of non-competitive bids on Thursday.
Bids totaled €1.279 billion and the coverage ration was 2.05.
The uniform yield reached 3.20%, up from 3.04% in the previous such auction on April 5.
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Looted Greek monastery manuscripts rediscovered during Manhattan office renovation
NEW YORK - In 2008, Swann Auction Galleries in Manhattan sold three Greek-language manuscripts from the 16th and 17th centuries to an antiquities dealer who returned them two years later after concluding they might have been looted.
Greece sells 812.5 million euros in T-bills
The Public Debt Management Agency announced on Wednesday it has successfully auctioned 26-week treasury bills and accepted 812.5 million euros, with a uniform yield of 3.50%, up from 3.15% in the previous such auction on March 29.
The settlement date is this Friday.
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Greek Home Repossessions Skyrocket as Foreign Funds Snap up Debt
Loan holders in Greece face an uphill fight against a rising number of home-auctions spurred by profit-seeking international funds.
New York’s famous Flatiron Building sold at auction
New York's iconic Flatiron Building, famous for its thin, triangular shape, has sold at auction for $190 million following a court order.
The 22-story skyscraper, built in 1902 and often said to resemble a clothes iron, fetched almost four times the opening price of $50 million following a keen bidding war.
Prime timber auction nets €4.5 million
The 17th annual auction of valuable timber in Slovenj Gradec in the north of the country saw an estimated €4.5 million worth of logs change hands. The log that fetched the highest price was sold to Italy.
The auction attracted 1,019 sellers, who put a total of 9,566 logs measuring a combined 9,720 cubic metres up for sale in what is the biggest amount yet.
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Calligraphers hold auction for quake victims
Turkish calligraphers have sold 71 works and collected some 2 million Turkish Liras (over $100,000) within the scope of an auction they organized for people affected by the Feb. 6 earthquakes, donating the proceeds to the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD).
The auction, organized by Calligraphy Art Atelier, was broadcast live on social media.
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