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Don't Bug Out! Ebay Auction Lets Bidders Name New Moth Species
NPR Proceeds go to the Western National Parks Association, which hopes the naming rights will "break the stigma against the moth." More From Science. There's no playground at nuclear inspector school. Inside a nondescript building at Los Alamos National … |
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Geeky gadgets Working Apple II Computer Sold For $6100 on eBayTom’s Hardware GuideThis Apple II computer was one of the first 3000 units made according to the eBay listing, and was never upgraded. Macnn reports that an eBay seller from Lebanon, Ohio managed to sell an original and unmodified Apple II computer for $6100. …Working…
Appleton, other communities cash in on surplus cars, equipment, goodsAppleton Post CrescentLeroy Fischer, president of Fischer-Ulman Concrete Construction in Appleton, drives the Ford Ranger he purchased on eBay, which is a vehicle formerly used by Appleton's forestry department. He uses the truck for his business. / Sharon …and more » More: continued here
Ebay shares hybrid meetings tips in MPI researchCIT MagazineEbay and Thrivent Financial are among organisations which have shared hybrid events case studies with MPI for the study, which includes a toolkit and webinars to be broadcast this month. Ebay strategy. Ebay holds a monthly European Team Brief to bring … More: continued here
eBay Inks Deal with Golf's PGA Trade-In NetworkEcommerceByteseBay has had a long association with PGA golfers over the past decade, and last week, eBay entered into a significant partnership with the PGA Trade-In Network that is designed to help golfers buy and sell used equipment on eBay. Leigh Bader, a PGA pro … More: continued…
Online marketplace eBay Inc. said Thursday it reached a settlement with MercExchange LLC over a patent lawsuit filed in September 2001. (EBAY) More: continued here
An Olympic torch achieved a price of 150,400 pounds ($238,000) on EBay as relay runners in the buildup to the London games look to raise funds or cash in on their participation. More: continued here