Travel companies going for a song...
By Ian Jones
Published: 12 October 2001 07:35 GMT
ebookers.com has bought UK-based Lawson Interline Travel for a mere £230,000 - less than a quarter of its value last year.
The depressed travel market had left Lawson in the hands of liquidators, who were so desperate to offload the firm, they managed to complete to sale to Ebookers in under four days.
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