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eBay: Cash Cow Is Facing Intensifying Competition
Seeking Alpha Following the separation of PayPal from eBay, most of the attention has been focused on the payments business. The former "core" marketplace business has become a slowly growing cash cow. The modest growth and decent cash flows allow for cash to be … |
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MassLive.com Massachusetts auctioning unclaimed property on eBayMassLive.comMore than 5,000 pieces of unclaimed property – including jewelry, coins and letters from John F. Kennedy Jr. – will go up for sale on eBay, with the proceeds benefiting the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. "These are old, treasured items," said Treasurer …and more » More: continued here
Daily Mail Blooming heck! Single snowdrop fetches £357 on eBayParcel2Go.comA single snowdrop bulb has smashed the record amount paid on eBay for a plant, selling for £357. The flower comes from the rare Galanthus plicatus EA Bowles …A SNOWDROP grown in a famous garden in the Cotswolds sold for more than £350 …ThisisgloucestershireOne snowdrop bulb…
Tennessee Elk Tag for Auction on eBayAmmoLand.com – Shooting Sports NewsFour Tennesseans received tags in a special drawing and one remaining tag will be auctioned on eBay July 16-25. All auction proceeds will support …and more » More: continued here
EBay sues Craigslist for diluting its stakeSan Francisco Chronicle, USA –2 minutes agoOnline auction giant eBay sued the popular Internet community site Craigslist on Tuesday, claiming that its economic interest in the smaller site has been … More: continued here
1967 Stingray Coupe Reportedly Owned By Astronaut A 1967 Stingray coupe reportedly once owned by Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon is up for auction on Ebay. The seller says in the ad "This Corvette was delivered to Mr. Neil Armstrong the first man on the moon, on December 15, 1966…
Federal probe of eBay may turn on quest for rival's 'secret sauce'PhysOrg.comWith eBay Inc. and Craigslist entrenched in a scorching legal feud last year, a Delaware judge observed that eBay's"curious" decision to partner with the San Francisco online classified ad power back in 2004 was "an opportunity to learn the 'secret …and more » More: continued…