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eBay to add 150 jobs at Jefferson Riverport
The Courier-Journal Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer has scheduled a news conference for Wednesday morning to announce the creation of 150 jobs at eBay Enterprise, formerly known as GSI Commerce. In January, eBay was preliminarily approved for up to $1.5 million in … EBay's GSI distribution unit growing in Kentucky |
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2BR Warnings over using the eBay website2BReBay customers need to be extra cautious when accessing their account activity, personal information and stored messages. Research has found that many pages on the site, which require user input or contain their personal info, are not HTTPS encrypted. More: continued here
eBay selling small Texas townWFIE-TV, IN –18 minutes agoThe Grove, Texas, is for sale on eBay. It's expected go for around one million dollars on the Internet auction site. For that kind of money, … More: continued here
The Sunday Business Post Ebay to shut Dundalk operation next yearThe Sunday Business PostOnline auction site Ebay is to close its operation in Dundalk, Co Louth, its 150 staff were told today. Staff were handed the unsettling news earlier today and the company is set to start a consultation process. It is understood the company…
Birmingham Mail John Lewis staff scammed store by 'returning items' and selling them …Daily MailA pair of lesbian lovers who worked at John Lewis scammed the company out of £30,000 by pretending to return a string on expensive items before selling the …John Lewis workers ripped off posh store chain in £30,000 eBay …Birmingham MailLovers scammed…
New York Times The Master Builder Cuts LooseNew York Times, United StatesTRASH HOUSE Randy Polumbo renovated his Mojave Desert house with rocks and steel and filled it with what he calls “obtainium,” from junk shops and Dumpsters, eBay and swap meets. By PENELOPE GREEN ON the front porch table was a pile of rocks and blue…
AuctionBytes (blog) Why Other Brands Might Follow Adidas off eBay and AmazonAuctionBytes (blog)Adidas won't be the last to pull its merchandise from online marketplaces eBay and Amazon, according to those in the industry. EcommerceBytes takes a closer look at the challenges brands face on online marketplaces. More: continued here