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eBay Inc: Why One Analyst Thinks EBAY Stock Is a Steal Right Now
Investorplace.com eBay Inc (EBAY) stock is still relatively new to the markets in one sense: Before last summer, owning eBay shares also gave you an ownership stake in Paypal Holdings Inc (PYPL), the digital payment service that now operates and trades independently of … |
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The top U.S. paid search term in August 2008 was ‘ebay’, receiving .12 percent of paid clicks(1) among all websites reported Hitwise, an Experian company. The top organic search term was ‘myspace’ receiving 3.10 percent of organic clicks in August. More: continued here
EBay outlook signals slow holiday seasonFortuneEBay Inc trimmed its full-year revenue forecast on Wednesday, signaling a weaker-than-expected holiday shopping season for the e-commerce company as it prepares to split from its fast-growing payments arm, PayPal. EBay's report comes as weak … More: continued here
EcommerceBytes The End of Percent Positive Feedback on eBay?EcommerceByteseBay is considering replacing how it displays a seller's feedback on the listing page, it revealed through a survey it conducted last weekend. That's just one of several major changes to eBay's feedback system that is under consideration, which … More: continued here
Meg Whitman, eBay’s CEO, may be considering a run for governor of California after she steps down from her current job, sources told the Los Angeles Times.Whitman has been sounding out Republican leaders about running in 2010 when Arnold Schwarzenegger’s final term in Sacramento expires, the Times reported Friday.Whitman has the potential to be a…
Facing competition from other e-commerce sites and a revolt from its top sellers, EBay Inc. said Monday that it would lower listing fees on media sold on its site, including books, music, movies and video games. More: continued here
EBay, F5 Networks, ITT, Home Depot, Lowe's: US Equity MoversBusinessWeekEBay Inc. (EBAY US) rallied 5.8 percent to $30.77, the highest price since Nov. 26. The owner of the largest e-commerce market said sales in 2011 will be as …and more » More: continued here