Driven a Gazelle lately?

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Eurasia Motor Corporation is being sued by several automobile dealers trying to get their money back from what could be a coast to coast swindle. Several dozen car dealers accross the country paid from $25,000 to $60,000 to acquire a Eurasia Motor Corp. franchise. The company raised $10 million in less than two years, and investigations found it no longer has the money. The company promised to deliver a line of off road vehicles called Gazelles. It claimed several automobile companies were going to build the Gazelles, but those companies have disavowed any ties with Eurasia. The company maintains that the Gazelles will be manufactured in Mexico.

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Eurasia Motor Corporation is being sued by at least nine dealers

Legal issues & crime, Motor Vehicles, Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing, Legal/Government Regulation, Article, Eurasia Motors Corp.

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Amazon.com is adding a warehouse; sign of expanding distribution system

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Seattle-based Amazon.com announced the leasing of another warehouse about 30 miles from Reno, Nevada. This one is on almost 8 acres. Other facilities include a 93,000 sq. ft. distribution center in Seattle and a 202,000 sq. ft. facility in Pennsylvania on 4.4 acres. The firm needed additional distribution facilities as found out during the holiday season of late-1998. Amazon's largest competitor, Barnes & Noble, has made a bid for the book distributor that independent booksellers order through, Ingram Book Group.

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Online bookseller leased warehouse near Reno on almost 8 acres

Facilities & equipment, Electronic Shopping and Mail-Order Houses, Catalog and mail-order houses, Books Mail Order ex Book Clubs, Online services, Internet services, Abstract, Buildings and facilities, Online shopping, Amazon.com Inc., Books, Mail order book trade, Warehouses, AMZN

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