Vegetarians Unlikely To Bid for Lunch With Buffett
Thursday, June 08, 2006 - 8:31 am
If nothing else, the market for lunches with Warren Buffett is proof positive of eBay’s value proposition. When Buffett began his annual tradition of auctioning a lunch to raise money for charity, he did so in a live-auction format, generally netting $25,000 to $30,000. Since moving to eBay in 2003, however the take has increased ten-fold, with last year’s winning bid topping $350,000. This year’s auction will take place later this month. The winner will get to bring along up to seven friends to break bread at New York steak joint Smith & Wollensky.
Buffett to Auction Another Lunch on eBay [Reuters]
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