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The Business Insider PayPal, which belongs to eBay, is going to set up "a global e-commerce hub" in Chongqing, China, Bloomberg reports. The center, which is set up in … EBay's Paypal to Set Up Global E-Commerce Hub in China PayPal Taps Cross-border Trade Potential With New China Deal Paypal to help set up e-commerce hub in China mega-city |
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Foul shot: City throws up a brick on eBayFernandina Beach News-Leader, FL –5 hours agoBy Angela Daughtry, News-Leader The city of Fernandina Beach has withdrawn an eBay auction selling historic clay bricks at a starting bid of 99 cents per … More: continued here
GSI Commerce founder launches a new e-retail companyInternetRetailer.comMichael G. Rubin, who sold GSI Commerce to eBay Inc. this year for $2.4 billion, today launched a new company, Kynetic LLC, that he predicts will produce more than $1 billion in revenue from e-commerce in 2012, its first full year of operation. …PhillyDeals: King of Prussia's new…
In a research report issued to clients and investors on Monday, analysts at Stifel Nicolaus upgraded eBay Inc. (EBAY) from a "hold" to a "buy" rating. More: continued here
Reuters EBay plans to expand in Russia despite sanctionsReutersEBay's statement also came even though Russia recently passed a law forcing Internet companies to store personal data of Russian citizens on servers in Russia and as the government prepares to lower the threshold for duties on cross-border parcels to …Russia Still 'Top Priority' for eBay in Emerging…
Los Angeles Times Labor coalition suspends ad spending for BrownForbesThe coalition's final ad criticizing Whitman's tenure as chief executive of eBay will come off the air Friday. Its senior strategist, Larry Grisolano, …Union-Led Group Halts Ads Attacking Whitman in California RaceBloombergMeg Whitman could serve on jury in molestation trialSan Jose Mercury NewsGet Politics AlertsHuffington Post…
Forbes eBay Sellers Shirk Sales Tax LawForbesSales tax collection compliance among eBay sellers is "alarmingly low," says a new academic study published as states look for ammunition to bolster … More: continued here