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Indiatimes.com Where Will Ebay Go Next?Wall St. Cheat SheetEbay provides online platforms, tools, and services to help individuals and merchants with online and mobile commerce in the U.S. and around the world. Its marketplaces segment operates e-commerce platform eBay.com and vertical shopping sites.eBay shuns Icahn, moves to keep PayPal in-houseThe …

REUTERS – Activist investor Carl Icahn's stake in e-commerce company eBay Inc (NSQ:EBAY) is more than previously reported at close to 2 percent, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday. EBay said this week that Icahn had taken a 0.82 percent interest in the company earlier this month …

EcommerceBytes (blog) eBay Combined Shipping Is a Complicated TaskEcommerceBytes (blog)On top of that, after manually combining the orders, if the seller wishes to provide the buyer with a partial refund for combined shipping, eBay requires the seller to call to eBay Customer Support! In a post meant to help sellers, …

Ebay Fights Icahn's PayPal Spinoff ProposalFox BusinessEBay Inc is fighting the proposal by activist investor Carl Icahn to spin off PayPal because it views the payments service as crucial to long-term growth prospects of the e-commerce company. The marketplaces business, eBay's biggest, is growing at a … More: continued here

Huffington Post Nintendo Fans Rush to eBay for Rare GameMashableIf you pride yourself on being a devoted Nintendo fan, a rare video game has popped up on eBay that may pique your interest. Nintendo collectors are racing over to eBay to bid on an auction for the Nintendo Entertainment System …

eBay shuns Icahn, moves to keep PayPal in-houseThe News JournaleBay Inc. is willing to forgo a possible 26 percent stock pop by rejecting Carl Icahn's proposal to split off PayPal, banking instead on the promise of longer-term rewards by keeping its online payment unit in-house. Shareholders including Sterling …Why Icahn …

Should eBay Investors Love Carl Icahn's PayPal Spinoff Plan?Motley FoolEarnings aside though, the real firework that has heads once again turning toward eBay was the announcement that activist investors and corporate antagonist extraordinaire Carl Icahn has set his sights on eBay as the target of his next major corporate … More: …

Carl Icahn Is Missing a Bigger Problem at eBayMotley FoolBy now, virtually everyone knows eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) owns PayPal, the web's largest payment solution. The PayPal business is fantastic, having several of the key characteristics that have made Visa, MasterCard, and American Express some of the … More: continued here

Why Icahn Wants eBay to Spin-off PayPalMotley FoolInternet auction king eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY ) released its earnings for the fourth quarter of 2013 on Jan. 23. Once more, the company reported a great quarter. Annual revenue growth came in at 14%, while earnings growth reached 15%. These figures …Should eBay Spin-Off …

Is eBay Making a Huge Mistake Not Listening to This Billionaire?Motley FoolIn this segment of The Motley Fool's financials-focused show, Where the Money Is, banking analysts Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson discuss the earnings and eBay's decision to essentially shoot Icahn's suggestion down. Is traditional retail dead? More: continued here