| Bidding begins for Chrysler
Who do you know wants to buy a car company? DaimlerChrysler AG is, in effect, holding a corporate auction to find a buyer for its U.S.-based Chrysler Group this week, according to The Detroit News. General Motors Corp. has a bid on the table for the Chrysler Group and remains a long-shot candidate to acquire the struggling division, the publication reproted. Although GM's offer, made in late January, was initially rejected by DaimlerChrysler, the bid is still active as other potential buyers prepare to make their own proposals this week. .
Elementary school projected bumped back in Red LIon
The bidding process on a new elementary school in the Red Lion Area School District has been delayed from mid-May to early June, pushing the entire project back by months, project manager John Beddia told the school board Thursday. The delay is due to work planned to the adjacent property. The district has a joint agreement with that developer because plans for the new school call for using the adjacent property for access, said board president Chris Seitz. The district cannot receive bids until the adjacent property receives its site approval. With the delay of the bidding process, Seitz said it is "highly unlikely" that the new school will open in September 2009 as planned. The school was originally set to open in September 2008, but had to be pushed back because the acquisition of the property took longer than anticipated.
Oltiby.com Announces Technical Partnership With TeleSign For its ...
Oltiby.com and Telesign Corp have partnered in an advance phone verification of Oltiby's reverse online auction platform. This high-tech service will help prevent potential fraudulent online auction activities. Any serious member will be able to gain trust from the entire reverse auction marketplace. Jupiter, FL (PRWeb) April 4, 2007 -- Oltiby Inc. (www.oltiby.com) recently announced a technical partnership, whereby TeleSign Corp. (www.telesign.com) will provide Oltiby with an advanced security feature for the verification of its online auction members. "Our reverse auctions marketplace needs to gain trust from the online community. We are a growing business and our members' security is our first priority" said Sylvain Reiter, VP at Oltiby Inc. "Introducing an additional layer of security was essential.
Boss Mustang Star of Shannons Autumn Auction
A stunning Grabber Blue 1970 Boss Mustang 302 Fastback with all matching numbers is one of the highlights of Shannons Sydney autumn auction on Monday May 7. One of just 737 built with the W-code Drag Pack option, the car has been the subject of a fully documented restoration by its former Californian owner less than two years ago. It is now in immaculate condition both inside and out, having covered only around 400 miles since. In muscle car terms, the Boss models built in 1969-1970 have grown in stature to become some of the most desirable Mustangs of all. The Boss 429 was essentially a big-block dragster while Ford used the Boss 302 to homologate the Mustang for the SCCA's Trans-Am road racing series, where engine capacity was restricted to 5.0 litres.
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