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3 Stocks Driving The Retail Industry Higher
TheStreet.com eBay ( EBAY) is one of the companies pushing the Retail industry higher today. As of noon trading, eBay is up $0.48 (1.7%) to $28.38 on light volume. Thus far, 3.6 million shares of eBay exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 13.8 … |
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USA Today Sylvester Stallone puts his Porsche Panamera on eBayUSA TodaySylvester Stallone is selling his black Porsche Panamera 4S on eBay. This Panamera is only a year old with a 5744 miles on the clicker, so it doesn't like it has been through a few prize fights. We suspect about the only autograph opportunity will…
FedEx Kinko’s Office and Print Center, 1301 E. Innes St., celebrates the grand opening of its Salisbury location with a ribbon-cutting at 11:30 a.m. Thursday. More: continued here
While the top cat’s away, the mice won’t be playing just for cheese. Six-time Bridgestone Invitational champion Tiger Woods will miss the World Golf Championships event at Firestone Country Club for the first time since he became a PGA Tour regular in 1997. The world’s No. 1 player is recuperating from two stress fractures in…
FedEx Corp., operator of the world’s biggest cargo airline, forecast a profit for the current quarter that topped analysts’ estimates as prices strengthen with the global economic recovery. More: continued here
Enstarz Nike Roshe One: eBay's most popular shoeEnstarzThe world is moving towards online shopping rapidly fast. With large sites such as eBay or Amazon, it is no surprise that they sell a lot of things from their platforms. It is also no surprise that large multi-national companies use their platform to … More: continued here
Amazon: JMP Launches With Market Perform; Prefers eBayBarron’s (blog)JMP Securities analyst Sameet Sinha today launched coverage of both Amazon.com (AMZN) and eBay (EBAY). Taking a value player's view, …JMP Starts eBay (EBAY) at Outperform, Amazon (AMZN) at Market PerformStreetInsider.com (subscription)all 4 news articles » More: continued here