eBay: Online Auction Star – Benzinga
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eBay: Online Auction Star
Benzinga The shares of eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY), first discussed here on May 14, 2009 at a price of $16.84, appear to have found support at/near $19, … |
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eBay: Online Auction Star
Benzinga The shares of eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY), first discussed here on May 14, 2009 at a price of $16.84, appear to have found support at/near $19, … |
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CNBC Exclusive: CNBC Transcript: Jon Fortt Speaks with Ebay CEO Devin Wenig …CNBCJON FORTT: WELCOME BACK TO "SQUAWK ALLEY." I'M HERE IN SAN JOSE WITH EBAY CEO, DEVIN WENIG. AND THIS IS THE FIRST DAY IN A LONG TIME THAT EBAY HAS BEEN TRADING WITHOUT PAYPAL AS A PART OF IT. STOCK'S UP, I THINK ……
Posted by: Catherine Holahan on July 11BusinessWeek –29 minutes agoA French court ruled July 11 that eBay must remove listings for LVMH perfumes while it appeals a $61 million decision in favor of the luxury brand … More: continued here
Blago Should Have Put It on EbayNewsBusters –5 hours ago… gumption to suggest that Rod Blagojevich, the Dem Illinois governor accused of trying to sell Barack Obama's Senate seat, should have put it on Ebay. …Blago Indictment: How Much Does The Obama Team Have To Worry?Atlantic Onlineall 2 news articles More: continued here
EBay becomes an attractive financial stockMSN MoneyWhat attracts me to the stock — and what makes eBay a financial stock — is the growth in the PayPal transaction service and eBay's ability to grow PayPal on mobile platforms. As recent results from Yahoo (YHOO) and Google (GOOG) show, the transition …and more » More: continued here
Bloomberg Amazon, EBay Pop Up on Retail's TurfBusinessWeek23 (Bloomberg) — Amazon.com Inc. and EBay Inc., aiming to get more consumers to shop online this holiday season, are taking their fight to brick-and-mortar retailers' home turf on Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year. …Amazon.com, eBay popping up on retailers' turfSan Francisco ChronicleBlack Friday…
Reuters In downturns, Internet companies look to sell start-upsReutersIn recent months, top Web companies like Yahoo Inc and eBay Inc have begun cleaning out their closets. As part of a turnaround strategy under its new chief executive, Carol Bartz, Yahoo has begun axing money-losing properties, such as Geocities, … More: continued here