Bargain-hunting crowds are packing out asset liquidation sales for defunct dot-coms, looking to score anything from foosball tables to laptops. But the throngs are driving prices up.
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MyGrocer.com.au's office and customer lines were today out of service fair trading minister Margaret Keech today issued a strong warning not to deal with one of its key executives and dot-com veteran, Ross Whitehead.
Say goodbye to the all-powerful venture capitalists and dot-com millionaires and hello to bankruptcy lawyers, turn-around specialists and liquidators. They are in vogue now, and you can expect them to grace the covers of quite a few business magazines in the coming months.
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