Armstrong Flooring has halted its auction of its North American assets and the company until July 5 as it seeks higher bidders. 

The state Department of General Services will hold an online public auction of more than 280 pieces of surplus heavy equipment from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, starting at noon June 20 and ending at 10 a.m. July 5.

After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this month, Lancaster-based Armstrong Flooring is looking to auction its assets in a competitive bidding period next month. 

The Ronald Reagan Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse located in Harrisburg’s central business district has been listed for sale at a starting bid of $3 million. 

For anyone who has managed to keep or find retro video games in pristine condition, a competitive market of collectors is driving up prices with buyers willing to spend thousands for the right games in the right condition.

The Radisson Hotel Harrisburg in Camp Hill sold for $5.9 million to an undisclosed buyer on Wednesday after a two-day auction.

Automobile auction house ADESA Pennsylvania LLC announced it will lay off 43 employees at its Conewago Township, York County-based facility in early August.

A Lancaster County antique auction house has acquired a stake in a popular Las Vegas firearms show with plans for marketing the show to a younger audience.

A Cambria County lawmaker wants to put a stop to the state liquor license auctions authorized under Act 39. His argument is that the auction process is undercutting private transfers and hurting prices in rural areas.

After failing to crack $200,000 in the last state liquor license auction, buyer interest and winning bid prices picked back up in the latest round.