EBay Cuts 10% of Work Force (New York Times)
The move to cut about 1,000 jobs is an attempt by eBay to improve the performance of its core marketplace division, which has seen declining growth in the last few years. More: continued here
The move to cut about 1,000 jobs is an attempt by eBay to improve the performance of its core marketplace division, which has seen declining growth in the last few years. More: continued here
EBay axes 1000 jobs, buys 3 companiesCBC.ca, Canada –19 minutes agoOnline auction giant eBay Inc. said Monday it was cutting about 1000 permanent employees, reducing its workforce by about 10 per cent. The San Jose, Calif. … More: continued here
EBay Inc. did a little shopping of its own on Monday, saying it would pay $1.34 billion for online payments site Bill Me Later and two Danish classified ad Web sites. More: continued here
eBay (NSDQ: EBAY) announced two acquisitionsspending over $1.3 billion alogetherthis morning designed to shore up its shore its other parts of its business in the face of declining profits and stagnant traffic at its primary online auction site. More: continued here
SAN JOSE — EBay Inc. said today it will cut about 1,000 employees, reducing its work force by about 10 percent. More: continued here
EBay Inc. says it will cut about 1,000 employees, reducing its work force by about 10%. More: continued here
Online auction giant eBay Inc. announced on Monday it was cutting 1,000 permanent employees and several hundred temporary workers, about 10 percent of its global workforce. More: continued here
EBay Inc. said Monday it will cut about 1,000 employees, reducing its work force by about 10 percent. More: continued here
Reuters EBay to cut 10 percent of jobsReuters –25 minutes agoNEW YORK (Reuters) – EBay Inc plans to cut its work force 10 percent and sees third-quarter revenue hitting the low end of its forecast, though profit will … More: continued here
EBay, Netflix lead broad tech retreatMarketWatch –11 minutes agoBy Rex Crum, MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) – Technology stocks plunged in early trading Monday, led by shares of eBay Inc. and Netflix Inc. as the … More: continued here