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5 years ago: Marks & Spencer to sell cars online

...venture capitalists Atlas Ventures in its bid to sell discounted cars online. OneSwoop.com will enable consumers to buy cars direct from European dealers and... Read more

Oct 26, 2004

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

OneSwoop.com enters online car arena

OneSwoop.com is due to launch its online UK car-buying service on... Read more

Feb 14, 2000

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

This time in '99: Atlas gives IT start-ups a lift

...then joined Marks &AMP; Spencer Financial Services in backing online car venture, OneSwoop.com.This is how the original story broke on 25 February, 1999... Read more

Feb 25, 2000

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

UK car dealers slam government-backed ecommerce drive

...that the government will lend its support to online car import service, OneSwoop.com. Patricia Hewitt, minister for small business and ecommerce, will next week... Read more

Feb 25, 2000

silicon.com > Technology > Software

Marks & Spencer to sell cars online

...venture capitalists, Atlas Venture in its bid to sell discounted cars online. OneSwoop.com will enable consumers to buy cars direct from European dealers and... Read more

Oct 26, 1999

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