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Christian Science Monitor Superman comic fetches an amazing $3.2 million at eBay auctionChristian Science MonitorSuperman's comic book debut sold for a record-shattering $3.2 million on an eBay auction Sunday. The price surpasses the S2.1 million paid for a similar copy of the same Superman comic at a 2011 auction. More: …

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NFC World 3 Simple Reasons eBay Should Spin Off PayPalMotley FooleBay (NASDAQ: EBAY ) is interested in spinning off PayPal, its rapidly growing payments unit, according to The Information. Activist investor Carl Icahn, who owns roughly 2.5% of the e-commerce giant, has repeatedly advocated just such a spinoff …eBay to …

My eBay MBA: a dozen business lessons from online auctionsIrish TimesAs eBay clearly demonstrates, consumers are sometimes irrational. The data show auctions with an opening bid of 99p get buyers so excited they usually end up bidding the price up more than when the starting bid is higher. Photograph: Justin …

Pitchi, online video commerce platform, aims to take on eBay, Gumtree, Trading …NEWS.com.au (blog)Well, now a team from Melbourne is trying to monetise video-obsessed Millennials with an eBay-meets-Vine trading platform. Pitchi is an online marketplace similar to eBay, but with a catch: every listing must be accompanied by a video …

eBay for the selfie generation?NEWS.com.au (blog)Well, now a team from Melbourne is trying to monetise video-obsessed Millennials with an eBay-meets-Vine trading platform. Pitchi is an online marketplace similar to eBay, but with a catch: every listing must be accompanied by a video up to 60 seconds … More: continued here

WOULD you create a 60-second video to sell your TV? One company is hoping to become the new eBay for the Vine generation. More: continued here

THIS company is hoping to become the new eBay, and it has some rather innovative ideas. Would you use its alternative? More: continued here

It is 15 years since the online auction website came to these shores and now an estimated 19 million Brits visit it every month. For many people, logging onto eBay is usually a way of getting bit of pocket money in return for unwanted tat and clutter. More: continued here