AuctionBytes Blog (blog) EBay to phase out third-party checkoutsInternetRetailer.comEBay Inc. will end its support of third-party checkout services after June 30, 2011, meaning retailers that sell through the site and rely on other vendors …eBay UK Bans Third-Party CheckoutAuctionBytes Blog (blog)eBay Still Ambivalent about Third-Party Checkout BanAuctionBytes Blog (blog)ChannelAdvisor Takes Action as eBay Announces Sunset…
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Calgary Stampeders head coach and general manager John Hufnagel is pleased to announce that import defensive back Ahmad Carroll has signed a contract with the club. As per team policy, terms of the agreement were not disclosed. More: continued here
FedEx Corp sued New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday seeking to stop an investigation of the company, arguing that his office had exceeded its authority. More: continued here
Worldwide direct mail spend predicted to growBusiness Strata – Business NewsA recent study commissioned by Royal Mail found that direct mail can produce greater stimulation in certain parts of the brain, such as those to do with … More: continued here
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Schmitt will become president and CEO of Purolator, a FedEx competitor. More: continued here
Facebook's 'value' soars as investors seek pre-IPO stakeFinancial TimesFacebook's ballooning valuation compared with listed groups such as Ebay and Yahoo, which have market caps of $30.1bn and $18.3bn respectively, …and more » More: continued here
The online marketplace plans to enhance its own payment services. More: continued here