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Harriet Beecher Stowe's Litchfield Home Goes Up On eBay
WSHU For sale, on eBay: a historic Litchfield, Connecticut, house that was the birthplace of abolitionist writer Harriet Beecher Stowe. Or the pieces of it, at least. Those pieces are in the hands of an antiques dealer who says he wants to see the house … |
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Earlier this week, the Harvard Business Review blog asked, “Did eBay Just Prove that Paid Search Ads Don’t Work?” Apparently the company turned off their AdWords ads in a third of their markets and found no appreciable loss in sales. Much in the same way that Ask Jeeves did back in 2005. So the true…
Axiom positive on eBay ahead of earningsSeeking AlphaAxiom Capital released a positive note on eBay (EBAY +1.3%) today, arguing consensus projected $2.33B revs and $0.50 non-GAAP EPS for Q4 are “easily achievable”. (Source: Briefing.com). Axiom also projects for Q4 $22.15B total GMV, including $8.8B … More: continued here
Doctor makes 120k selling on EbayKVALBetween feeding and changing her daughters, Lickteig was also on Ebay selling clothes and discovering she was pretty good as a businesswoman. … More: continued here
eBay unveils new site and same-day deliveryDaily AztecOn Oct. 10, eBay announced it would be making some serious changes to streamline its user experience. The home page will be called “feed,” eliminates the time- consuming monotony of scrolling through pages of desired products by taking a direct visual … More: continued here
Moneycontrol.com PayPal plans to launch a micropayment service this fallInternetRetailer.comEBay Inc.'s PayPal unit says it plans to launch a new payment offering this fall that will allow consumers to use PayPal to pay for small online purchases …EBay's PayPal Unit Unveils Software For Mobile Phone PaymentsWall Street JournalPayPal offers new payment serviceSeer PressPayPal, Facebook Launch…
TEXT-S&P rates eBay senior unsecured notes 'A'ReutersJuly 19 – Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said today that it assigned its 'A' rating to San Jose, Calif.-based eBay Inc.'s up to $3 billion senior unsecured notes. The company intends to use the issue proceeds for general corporate purposes. The 'A' …and more » More: continued here