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EBAY Crosses Above Average Analyst Target
Forbes In recent trading, shares of eBay Inc. (NASD: EBAY) have crossed above the average analyst 12-month target price of $31.66, changing hands for $31.89/share. When a stock reaches the target an analyst has set, the analyst logically has two ways to react … |
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On the online auction site eBay, he was considered a “power seller,” but Will County Sheriff’s investigators call him a thief. Thomas Ficek, 48, of Homer Glen was out on bond Friday night after he was arrested for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in goods from his employer and selling them on eBay. More:…
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Former eBay executive Meg Whitman brings intrigue and a big bank account to California’s beleaguered Republican Party. More: continued here
eBay is making changes to its checkout system that will ultimately force buyers to enter payment information through its checkout system. The changes could mean the end of deadbeat buyers and give eBay the kind of insight Amazon.com has through its practice of processing payments on behalf of merchants. It appears eBay will continue to…