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Dreamcast demo display shows up on eBay
engadget, CA – Yep, a working Dreamcast demo station has just popped up on eBay, for the shockingly low current price of £230 ($456), although you'll have to be in the UK … |
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Mellanox, Skyworks, eBay: Tech PremarketTheStreet.comShares of the server and storage component specialist exploded following the record top-line and bottom-line numbers. The company's shares were up 45.66% to $96.69 on Thursday. "Mellanox surpassed the $100 million quarterly revenue milestone, …US Stock Futures Higher on Better-Than-Expected EarningsCapital.gr (press release)all 70 news articles » More: continued here
Young job hunter offers himself up on eBay as live-in maid-for-a-monthDaily Mail'I will do anything I can to improve my CV. I just want to make the most of what is out there. 'I left education with just GSCEs so I thought I should get experience in anything I can to prove myself. I suppose…
Macgasm WWDC 2011 Tickets Hit eBay for $2500The Mac ObserverPasses for Apple's World Wide Developers Conference went on sale on Monday and sold out within hours, leading one entrepreneur to offer up their pass on eBay for US$2500 — well above the $1599 Apple charged for conference passes. …WWDC tickets spotted on eBay for $25009…
eBay: A Better Play Than AmazonSeeking AlphaAs an alternative to AMZN, investors who want to play online retail should consider eBay (EBAY) EBAY trades at just 12.9 times past earnings and 12 times forward earnings. AMZN trades at 100 times past earnings and 99 times forward earnings. More: continued here
Wall Street Journal EBay to Spin Off PayPal BusinessWall Street Journal"For more than a decade, eBay and PayPal have mutually benefited from being part of one company, creating substantial shareholder value," eBay CEO John Donahoe said. "However, a thorough strategic review with our board shows that keeping eBay and …Ebay to spin off PayPal into separate…
Amazon.com attracted the most traffic among retail web sites last month, with nearly 57 million unique visitors, 4.3% more than eBay’s 54.5 million visitors, says Nielsen Online. It was the third month in a row in which Amazon led in traffic, after overtaking eBay in November. More: continued here