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Same-day delivery bound for 25 cities as eBay acquires Shutl
Upstart The Shutl team, led by Tom Allason (left), took a photo of its first delivery in London, from the Start London fashion boutique back in 2009. Today, global e-commerce giant eBay announced that it has acquired Shutl as it rolls out same-day, same-hour … |
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Racked Rihanna's $80 Puma Fur Slides Already Sold for $1000 on eBayRackedRihanna's Puma fur slides launched this morning at 10am, and it didn't take long before the fuzzy sandals sold out everywhere. Meaning, of course, that the only place you can get them right now is eBay. You might not be shocked to learn that…
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