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Is eBay being disingenuous?
Sydney Morning Herald, Australia – The policy, to come into effect on June 17, will mean all items must be paid for using PayPal, which eBay owns, or cash on delivery/pick-up. … |
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Six love letters written by a young Prince Charles to a woman in Canada three decades ago have been put up for sale on Internet auction site eBay, the seller said Friday. More: continued here
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eBay cuts chief executive John Donahoe's pay by 53%BBC NewsE-commerce giant eBay has cut the total compensation of its chief executive, John Donahoe, by more than half. Mr Donahoe was paid $13.8m (£8.3m), including salary and bonus, in 2013, down from $29.7m a year ago. While his basic salary rose by 2%, … More: continued here