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Carl Icahn Wants eBay to Spin Off PayPal
TIME The billionaire corporate raider turned activist investor wants eBay to spin off its PayPal unit, the giant online marketplace disclosed on Wednesday. It's not hard to see why. PayPal is eBay's fastest-growing business division and accounts for an … |
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eBay turned in more than respectable earnings for its second quarter: a 22 percent rise in profits for a net income of $460 million, or 43 cents a share. Yet the online auctioneer’s stock value dropped following the news, in part because of its disappointing guidance for the third quarter. More: continued here
DailyTech EBay Asks for User Help in Fighting Internet Tax LegislationDailyTechOnline auction giant eBay is gearing up to fight the internet tax legislation currently seeking approval in Washington from going into law. The U.S. Senate is set to vote on internet tax legislation today that could institute sales tax for website …A New Tax That…
Mirror.co.uk Non-league football team Brightlingsea Regent buy new stand… on eBayMirror.co.ukA non-league football team have surfed the web to get their new stand, buying it off auction site eBay. Brightlingsea Regent, of the Eastern Counties League Premier Division, forked out £5,500 for the 107-seat stand and are hoping to have it in place …Essex club…
Pluses for eBay Already ReflectedTrading Markets (press release), CA –2 hours agoHowever, we think these positives are already reflected in EBAY shares. What's more, we are concerned with slowing consumer discretionary spending, …Hudson City Bancorp (HCBK)Trading Markets (press release)all 2 news articles More: continued here
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Debenhams has become the first UK department store to start selling its products on both eBay and Amazon, in an effort to boost sales from the millions of visitors to the sites. More: continued here