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Gross McGinley co-founder, Malcolm Gross to retire - Vimarsana News

Gross McGinley co-founder, Malcolm Gross to retire

Malcolm J. Gross, who co-founded Allentown-based Gross McGinley, has announced his retirement from legal practice.  

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The Trexler Trust doles out nearly $6 million in awards - Vimarsana News

The Trexler Trust doles out nearly $6 million in awards

The Harry C. Trexler Trust fund awarded nearly $6 million to Lehigh Valley charities and the City of Allentown in the latest round of grants.

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Going, going, not quite gone: How pandemic changed auctions | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Going, going, not quite gone: How pandemic changed auctions | News, Sports, Jobs

ALLENTOWN (AP) — A moment of silence, please, for the good old auction. Oh, they’re still around. But the in-person auction, with its traditional patter and gavel-banging and crowd buzz, has been giving way in recent years to online business — a change accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic, which, according to one study, has advanced the pace of online commerce by two years. Advertisement Skip in 3s In the “before times,” as the prepandemic era is sometimes known, auction houses hosted in-person events at their headquarters and at properties being liquidated in estate sales, and c...

Going, going, not quite gone: How pandemic changed auctions - Vimarsana News

Going, going, not quite gone: How pandemic changed auctions

Going, going, not quite gone: How pandemic changed auctions DANIEL PATRICK SHEEHAN, The (Allentown) Morning Call April 24, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) — A moment of silence, please, for the good old auction. Oh, they’re still around. But the in-person auction, with its traditional patter and gavel-banging and crowd buzz, has been giving way in recent years to online business — a change accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic, which, according to one study, has advanced the pace of online commerce by two years. Advertisement Skip in 3s In the “before times,” as the ...

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Going, going, not quite gone: How the coronavirus changed the world of auctions - Vimarsana News

Going, going, not quite gone: How the coronavirus changed the world of auctions

Auction houses haven't been able to host in-person events during the pandemic, but they've found an expanded market online.

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