Word: unsold
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...some council representatives said they disagreed with Kim and Borgen's rosy assesment, saying unsold tickets and tremendous cost overruns may have lost the council thousands of dollars...
...There were very few Harvard students there,"Vu said. "Door ticket sales consisted almostmainly of $14 non-Harvard tickets." Vu later addedthat he found an extra 250 tickets to the concert,bringing the number of unsold tickets to almost1000...
...Wall Street's takeover deals, the Northeast was on a roll during most of the Roaring '80s. But Wall Street launched a series of layoffs after the 1987 crash and the Massachusetts minicomputer industry went into a spin. The double whammy left the region with a glut of unsold houses and banks with billion- dollar portfolios of bad loans. The Massachusetts economy, which grew more than 7% in 1984, shrank about 1% last year...
...talking about home prices going down. And I don't mean just in Houston (actually, they've begun to recover in Houston) or Billy Joel's penthouse on Central Park South, first offered at $2.8 million, then at $2 million, then $1.5 million, now $1.1 million -- and still unsold. Your average home may be affected...
...decided to review the consumer affairs guidelines on auctions. For more than a year his team pored over Sotheby's and Christie's records, wrestling with such exotic-sounding practices as "bidding off the chandelier" (announcing fictitious bids to drive up the price) and "buying in" (leaving a work unsold because it does not reach the seller's reserve price). By Sotheby's account, the investigators came up with nothing after sifting through thousands of documents...