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eBay Inc (EBAY) Given BBB+ Credit Rating by Morningstar
The Hilltop News eBay logo eBay Inc (NASDAQ:EBAY) has earned a “BBB+” credit rating from Morningstar. The firm's “BBB+” rating suggests that the company is a moderate default risk. They also gave their stock a three star rating. Shares of eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) opened at … Are Analysts Bearish eBay Inc (NASDAQ:EBAY) After Last Week? |
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PhysOrg.com PayPal Looking to Expand Payments Service Into JapanDigital Media WireTokyo – Online payments firm PayPal, a unit of eBay (NASD: EBAY), is preparing to expand into Japan without the branding help of its corporate parent, …PayPal making belated foray in Japan, without eBayOne News PagePayPal Flying Solo to JapanAll Things Digital (blog)eBay: PayPal Enters…
Nearly five years into a steady buying binge, eBay is looking bloated, unfocused and schizophrenic, Kevin Kelleher of GigaOm says. More: continued here
BT.com Online SMEs optimistic for 2016, says eBayPost and ParcelAccording to eBay, 49% of small online businesses in the study, conducted in partnership in YouGov, were bullish about their prospects for the New Year, with only 22% were pessimistic about the UK economy and their own trading forecasts. Over 200,000 …Small online firms 'looking to employ…
The Guardian Ebay's'no quibbles' returns policy led to a demand for £740 from a debt …The GuardianI sold an iPhone 6 on eBay for £633.99. Shortly after I dispatched it the buyer told me they had misread the item listing and now realised that the phone was locked to the wrong network. I had no…
Corvette Z06 eBay Buyer Thwarted Despite Winning Bid, But Is Dealer Wrong?Motor AuthorityRead More In what has become all too common a scenario, yet another eBay sports car buyer has met with refusal to sell a car bought in a no-reserve auction. The matter is more complex than it might seem–or than some might make…
PYMNTS.com Artificial Intelligence Seeks Real ShoppersPYMNTS.comWhy is everybody so secretive about AI (artificial intelligence)? Retail companies are making acquisitions in the space right and left, but most are keeping quiet about what they plan to do with much buzzed-about technology. EBay has bucked the trend … More: continued here