“Described today by eBay agent Auxion Junxion as the “authentic Banksy art wall ‘Canary in a Cage,’ ” the 8-foot-by-4-foot piece has an opening bid of $75,000. The piece was discovered amid the destruction of a courtyard in the derelict Packard Plant in Detroit in June.”
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The popular online auction site, eBay, announced a few weeks ago that that passwords and other personal information could have been compromised in the wake of a data breach. eBay is encouraging its customers to change their passwords, after admitting it suffered a data breach in late February. More: continued here
DailyTech Whitman unveils conservative positionsLos Angeles Times, CA –30 minutes agoThe GOP candidate for governor and former chief executive of Ebay displays a sharply conservative approach to the state's financial crisis. …Whitman's eBay Legacy Could …InternetNews.comEbay exec launches gubernatorial bidArs TechnicaEBay ex-CEO Whitman plans run for Calif. governorReutersSan Jose Mercury News – Los Angeles Timesall 570 news articles…
eBay is paying affiliates to drive traffic to three of its categories: Fashion, Electronics and Motors: Parts and Accessories. The Category Bonus promotion originally covered the months of February and March, and last week, eBay extended the promotion through the end of June. More: continued here
A Uniontown man and former math teacher is accused of stealing identities and using the names to commit fraud on eBay. Target 11 investigator Karen Welles explains how police tracked the suspect down. More: continued here
Bay Area firms' profits soar, but shares slumpSan Francisco ChronicleYahoo and eBay, which reported their results the week after Intel, couldn't match its growth. Both companies are trying to rebound from the recession and …and more » More: continued here
Mirror.co.uk "I'm not racist": eBay bans man from selling racist golliwog badge for using …Mirror.co.ukAn eBay user who was banned from trying to sell a golliwog badge on eBay because it was racist has slammed the auction site for overreacting. Phil Nifield, 63, hoped he would gain a lot of money for the "valuable" Robertson's…