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And four boxes of thornbacks, which may fetch £350.

America's Corning, the world's leading fibre-optics company, or Alcatel, a French telecoms-equipment concern, are likely to be interested in the business, which may fetch $7 billion.Foreign investors, including News Corp and Goldman Sachs, were said to have taken stakes in ChinaNetcom, a state-owned cable-telecommunications company.

And gardening takes precedence over art at times – Childe Hassam is surely here only to show what American coastal planting looks like, and likewise Joaquín Sorolla's trailing geraniums, which may be fetching but are botanical hackwork.

Her home, which is up for sale, may fetch about $65,500.

A 1940s Jeep goes for $7,000, while a 1980s Mercedes 190, which would be considered as scrap in the United States, may fetch as much as $35,000.Whatever their immediate practical impact, these nods to the consumer society send a message.

The business, which makes Orangina and Schweppes and accounts for 10percentt of sales, may fetch at least £1 billion, according to Richard Workman, an Oriel Securities analyst in London.

The greenback;on which I have been bullish since 1995;is now worth 121 yen, and may fetch 140 at year-end and go up from there.

It may fetch more than $25m.

The Titanic's lunch menu may fetch $150,000.

It is unclear how much the business may fetch in a potential sale.

Selfridges, which owns a 540,000-square-foot store on Oxford Street in London, is more likely to have attracted a real estate investor than a rival retailer and may fetch as much as £460 million, analysts said.