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eBay, Carl Icahn end war – CNET

eBay, Carl Icahn end warCNETIcahn will withdraw his proposal that the board spin off eBay's PayPal business and that the board appoint two of his choices to the board of directors, eBay said Thursday. In return, eBay will appoint Icahn nominee David Dorman as an independent … More: continued here

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EBay, Icahn Settle Proxy Fight – ABC News

EBay, Icahn Settle Proxy FightABC NewsIcahn and eBay had been in an acrimonious tussle over PayPal, the e-commerce company's quickly growing mobile payment arm. Icahn, who owns about 2 percent of eBay's shares, said repeatedly the company should spin off all or part of PayPal, while … More: continued here

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eBay, Icahn settle contentious board feud – VentureBeat

eBay, Icahn settle contentious board feudVentureBeateBay said Thursday morning that it has reached a truce with activist investor Carl Icahn, who has harshly criticized the board's activities, including its handling of the Skype sale. Icahn will withdraw his two board nominee proposals as well as his … More: continued here

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Stocks drop; biotech takes another plunge – Los Angeles Times

Chron.com Stocks drop; biotech takes another plungeLos Angeles TimesNEW YORK—. Another plunge in the biotechnology sector led stock indexes down Thursday, as Biogen Idec, Gilead Sciences and other biotech companies extended a recent slump. EBay fell after Carl Icahn abandoned an effort to shake up the company and …Stocks Take Another …

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eBay and Icahn settle proxy fight – ZDNet

eBay and Icahn settle proxy fightZDNetThe contentious squabble between eBay and billionaire investor Carl Icahn has finally cooled as both parties reached an agreement to end their proxy contest for the company's upcoming annual meeting of stockholders. Icahn is withdrawing both his … More: continued here

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Why Icahn Bested eBay

Carl Icahn will withdraw both his proposal that eBay spin off its PayPal business and his two nominations for candidates for the company's board in exchange for the appointment of an independent director…. More: continued here

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