Sentences with phrase «after the auction began»

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Gawker began a court - ordered auction of its business on Monday after losing a $ 140 - million court case earlier this year involving former wrestler Hulk Hogan, who sued Gawker for invasion of privacy after it published a clip from a sex tape he made with a friend's wife.

April 17 - Bon - Ton Stores Inc, a bankrupt department store chain, will begin a going - out - of - business sale at its 200 U.S. locations in the coming days after two liquidators won an auction for the company, two sources close to the situation told Reuters on Tuesday.

Auctioned off to an unknown buyer on the phone after a protracted, 19 minute bidding war, the masterpiece's road to fetching nearly half a billion dollars actually began in 1958 — when it originally sold for less than $ 200, an art dealer who once owned the piece told CNBC.

April 17 Bon - Ton Stores Inc, a bankrupt department store chain, will begin a going - out - of - business sale at its 200 U.S. locations in the coming days after two liquidators won an auction for the company, two sources close to the situation told Reuters on Tuesday.

After seeing their parent company Arla's success selling skim milk powder on GDT Events, they began using the auction platform to offer three lactose specifications.

Beginning in 1858 somewhere in Texas, the film introduces us to Django (played by Jamie Foxx) while he's still un-unchained, trudging with a group of fellow slaves through the woods after being purchased at auction.

After the brothers completed their higher education, they began careers in art and furniture — Leslie spent more than 30 years at Sotheby's auction company, Leigh learned the same business at Christie's before branching out on his own.

After all, early minivans already have begun popping up at the occasional collector's auction, and the vintage - vehicle experts from Hemmings have hand - picked GM's «dustbuster» trio as likely to join those ranks.

In 2009, after John Richardson, Picasso's biographer (and a consultant to the Gagosian Gallery), organized a show of late Picasso paintings, a rash of other late works by him began appearing at auction, becoming more popular and increasingly more expensive.

«In the beginning we thought we were witnessing a gravity - defying auction,» Edward Dolman, Christie's chief executive, said after the sale.

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Painting exhibitions were a true phenomenon in the beginning of the millennium, associated with the «boom of young painting» after 2000, when the medium filled exhibition halls, auction catalogs and evoked media interest.

After the last paddle - holders snuggled into their seats, the auction began with a run of work by artists rare to auction, like Adam Pendleton and Philippe Parreno, who scored hammer prices well beyond their high estimates, notching auction records as well.

A decade after the artists» death, Joan Mitchell's paintings began selling for millions (In May 2014, an untitled Joan Mitchell abstraction, not owned by the foundation sold for almost $ 12 million at auction, setting a new record for a work by a female artist).

This is the lesson that can be gleaned from the meteoric rise of the young Buffalo - born artist Jacob Kassay, who beginning in 2010 saw his shiny monochrome canvases — made with a chemical process that gives them a dirty - mirror - like sheen — become the status symbol for emerging - art collections, leapfrogging past one auction estimate after another by wild multiples.

Twenty - four hours after Adam Lindemann sold a Jean - Michel Basquiat at Christie's for $ 57.3 million — an auction record for the artist — he found himself in the role of bidder as selling began for a 1942 Calder standing mobile at Sotheby's last Wednesday night.

After the display is done, part two begins: each banner is recycled into a tote bag, which is sold at auction, with proceeds going to scholarship and mentoring programs that benefit students of the visual arts.

The auction of 28 GHz spectrum will begin on November 14, with the 24 GHz auction following after that.

Ms. Thomsen began her career with Davis Polk and later returned after 14 years of public service at the SEC, where she led the Enron investigation, the auction rate securities settlements, the stock options backdating cases and the expansion of the enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.