EBay CEO admits firm may sell off Skype (Computer Weekly)
EBay will consider selling off its Skype internet phone subsidiary if it fails to find real synergies with its core e-commerce business, reports the Financial Times.
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EBay will consider selling off its Skype internet phone subsidiary if it fails to find real synergies with its core e-commerce business, reports the Financial Times.
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New Delhi, Jan. 5 — eBay Inc, the world's largest auction and shopping portal, is doing some shopping of its own in India. It is negotiating to pick up a significant stake in online retailer snapdeal.com – a sign of the growing clamour among multinational giants to gain a bigger foothold in one of the…
Bizcommunity.com eBay completes sale of SkypeFierceVoIPAt long last, eBay has completed its sale of Skype. The deal, valued at $2.75 billion, sells a share to an investor group led by Silver Lake Investment …Skype CEO Looks Forward To New MarketsWall Street JournalEbay closes Skype saleSecuObsFounders of Skype buy back the company from ebay at huge…
Internet sales tax poses 'burden,' eBay official saysBeckley Register-HeraldBusinesses like Charles' use market places like eBay to try to reach a global consumer base. So you know, instinctively, we know as consumers, to be successful, in retail, you have to be online. The thought that this online versus offline just doesn't … More: continued here
Officials from companies such as HP and Joyent debated the merits and even the definition of cloud computing Monday during an event at eBay headquarters, emphasizing efforts underway and noting limitations to cloud computing on the software side. Panelists and the audience pondered the issue of cloud computing during the eBay ResearchFest event in San…
Federal prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into whether eBay staffers misappropriated confidential information from Craigslist, Reuters reports, citing a copy of a grand jury subpoena related to the case. More: continued here
BBC News Taxman on trail of online tradersBBC NewsHMRC said one of its new campaigns would try to identify regular sellers on eBay, Auto Trader, E-auctions, Amazon, Craigslist and Gumtree. Occasional sellers of personal items do not need to pay tax. But people earning a living as self-employed traders …HMRC to target VAT defaulters on…