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Russia’s New Shipping Rules Hurt EBay, Alibaba – Bloomberg

Russia's New Shipping Rules Hurt EBay, AlibabaBloombergRussia's new rules on express parcels delivered from abroad are benefiting local online stores at the expense of global companies such as EBay Inc. (EBAY) and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., Renaissance Capital said. Strengthened document checks were …EBay to Alibaba Russia Shipments Impeded in Boon …

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EBay dismisses Icahn proposal to spin off PayPal – CNBC.com

CNBC.com EBay dismisses Icahn proposal to spin off PayPalCNBC.comCarl Icahn has taken a stake in eBay and is proposing a spinoff of the its fast-growing PayPal division, but the e-commerce giant rebuffed the overture, setting the stage for a potential battle with the activist investor. EBay, which bought PayPal for …

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EBay reliance on PayPal for growth lowers chances of spinoff

EBay 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 slower rate than both PayPal and eBay rival Amazon.com Inc. …

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The Deal: Icahn Prods eBay to Spin PayPal

NEW YORK (TheStreet) eBay disclosed Wednesday a small stake taken by Carl Icahn and said the activist investor has proposed a spinoff of the e-commerce company's PayPal division.Icahn also nominated two candidates to eBay's board of directors. His stake amounts to less than 0.82% of the company. In a statement …

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eBay spikes on Icahn proposal – CNN

CNN eBay spikes on Icahn proposalCNNEBay said it has previously explored separating PayPal, but decided against it. "EBay is a big contributor to PayPal's growth and expansion," eBay CEO John Donahoe said on a conference call with investors Wednesday. Icahn's proposal for a separation is …EBay Rejects Carl Icahn's PayPal …

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Amazon and EBay Inch Into India’s E-Commerce Market – Businessweek

Amazon and EBay Inch Into India's E-Commerce MarketBusinessweekThe problem for the likes of Amazon.com (AMZN) and EBay (EBAY) has been the Indian government's strict rules barring companies backed by foreign money from warehousing their inventory on Indian soil—or selling it directly to the nation's billion-plus … More: continued here

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