 MiamiHerald.com |
Internet calling service Skype files for IPO
The Associated Press NEW YORK — Skype SA, the Internet calling service that was controlled until last year by eBay Inc., filed Monday for a US initial public offering. … Skype Spent $343.8 Million To Acquire Its P2P Software From Founders (EBAY) Skype Hopes for $100 Million From Initial Offering The Daily Start-Up: Skype IPO Hype |
More: continued here
BNB Daily (blog) eBay Inc (EBAY) Scheduled to Post Earnings on WednesdayBNB Daily (blog)eBay logo eBay Inc (NASDAQ:EBAY) will be issuing its quarterly earnings data on Wednesday, April 19th. Analysts expect the company to announce earnings of $0.48 per share for the quarter. eBay has set its Q1 guidance at $0.46-0.48 EPS and its FY17 …Analyst's…
5 Market Research Tools for EBay SellersECommerce-GuideAnd it can help eBay sellers determine what products will have the most likely chance of selling at the best price during any period of time. … More: continued here
Meet the entrepreneurs chasing eBay's auction throneManagement TodayOnline auctions are nothing new – eBay celebrated its 20th birthday this year, believe it or not. But as the tech giant has moved away from its roots, towards a more general focus on ecommerce, it has left a gap in the market. One booming Dutch start ……
Retailers restocking lean inventories, more online purchase, could be driving cargo uptick at airport. FedEx still largest cargo carrier at Indianapolis International. More: continued here
EBay President Dials Profits With Mobile DevicesWall Street JournalEBay President Dials Profits With Mobile Devices. For e-commerce retailers like eBay, the new motto could be adapt to mobile or die. EBay Marketplaces President Devin Wenig tells Deborah Kan why mobile phones are the company's key to bigger profits.and more » More: continued here
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) – FedEx Corp. today announced a general rate increase of 5.5 percent for its freight trucking division to take effect Jan. 14. The Memphis-based shipping company noted a 6 percent More: continued here