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eBay US work force is heavily white and Asian
USA TODAY SAN FRANCISCO — Most of eBay's U.S. workers — some 85% — are white and Asian. Nearly all of U.S. technology workers — 95% — are white and Asian, the numbers show. EBay on Thursday joined other major companies in Silicon Valley in releasing the … EBay's Workforce Is More Diverse Than Peers, Report Shows |
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EcommerceBytes Scott Cutler Able to Turn Full Attention to eBay MarketplacesEcommerceBytesScott Cutler It was a bit of a shock when eBay lost the head of its North American Marketplaces last summer, since Hal Lawton had only been at the company since 2015. eBay named Scott Cutler as Lawton's replacement, but said Cutler would continue to…
Amigobulls eBay Stock Wont Go Much Lower From HereAmigobullseBay's Earnings multiple is close to 2008 and 2009 levels when the eBay stock was trading at up to 50% lower than current levels. eBay's recent agreement with Tianjin municipal government in China should boost the company's base in China. The growing … More: continued here