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John Donahoe of EBay comes to China, where his company lost the online marketplace war. More: continued here

EBay Inc., the world’s most-visited e-commerce site, won a lawsuit over Craigslist Inc.’s decision to strip it of a seat on the online classified-advertising company’s board. More: continued here

China is a growing market for PayPalWall Street JournalHANGZHOU, China—EBay Inc. Chief Executive John Donahoe said China has become one of the fastest-growing markets for the company's PayPal … More: continued here

EBay Wins Lawsuit Against Craigslist Over Board Seat That Was Taken AwayBloombergEBay Inc., the world's most-visited e-commerce site, won a lawsuit over Craigslist Inc.'s … More: continued here

EBay Inc. , the world’s most-visited e-commerce site, won a lawsuit over Craigslist Inc.’s decision to strip it of a seat on the online classified-advertising company’s board. More: continued here

EBay Chief Visits His Chinese ConquerorForbes (blog)This would be the same eBay that got trounced in China by Alibaba's online marketplace Taobao.com. In fact, Ma created Taobao to do battle with Meg Whitman …China is a growing market for PayPalWall Street Journalall 9 news articles » More: continued here

A judge rescinded a protective measure adopted by the board of popular classifieds site Craigslist to block a potential hostile takeover by e-commerce site eBay Inc. More: continued here

Judge rules for eBay over Craigslist rights planReutersEBay had complained that the measure diluted its stake in its smaller rival from 28.4 percent to 24.85 percent. In a split ruling, the decision in …EBay Wins Lawsuit Against Craigslist Over Board Seat That Was Taken AwayBloombergall 3 news articles » More: continued here

EBay Wins Lawsuit Over Craigslist Board SeatBusinessWeek9 (Bloomberg) — EBay Inc., the world's most-visited e-commerce site, won a lawsuit over Craigslist Inc.'s decision to strip it of a seat on the online … More: continued here

EBay brings mobile apps into the futureComputerworldGoogle may be the first place people turn to for Web search, but the head of eBay's mobile efforts, Steve Yankovich, hopes to make eBay the …and more » More: continued here