London Bridge Group, a major global provider of intelligent business software and eCommerce solutions, announced that Remarketing Solutions, specializing in total vehicle remarketing for the automotive industry, has partnered with the London Bridge Group eCommerce network, BridgeLink, to provide recovery and remarketing services to London Bridge collection and recovery customers.
Read More →The overall economy, retail auto sales, and wholesale used car market activity all appear to have rebounded in the second quarter – a rebound that will last into 2004, according to the latest edition of ADESA Corporation’s Pulse.
Read More →Drive Financial Services and ServNet have introduced a two-tiered certification program, geared to increase sales of Drive Financial vehicles at ServNet auctions.
Read More →The 2004 Conference of Automotive Remarketing (CAR) is now accepting registrations. Confirmed speakers include some of the most influential leaders in automotive remarketing.
Read More →General Motors was reported today to be planning job cuts at two U.S. assembly plants over the next three years.
Read More →Ford Motor Co., which continues to cut costs while fighting extreme pricing competition in the United States, reported a narrower loss in the third quarter, strengthened by results from its financial services arm.
Read More →ServNet and AutoTradeCenter have announced the formation of a strategic remarketing partnership for online vehicle sales using ATC’s Internet auction platform.
Read More →A Detroit-based company that has designed auto plants and other factories is opening an office in Birmingham.
Read More →Tory Zimmerman has been promoted to Fleet, Lease, and Repo Coordinator at Tri-State Auto Auction-Fargo (TSAA). He has been with the company for several years in various capacities, most recently as a territory manager calling on dealers in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
Read More →Keith Lelux, owner of Charleston Auto Auction, has announced that Chris Wise is the auction’s new National Remarketing Manager. Wise comes to Charleston after five years with the Carolina Auto Auction, where he began as a condition report writer and, after several promotions, worked most recently as lease manager.
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