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KEN FORCED TO SELL 'SOMETHING' ON EBAY
Lincolnshire Echo, UK – A man trying to make money by selling 'nothing' on auction website eBay has been forced to sell a small envelope containing nothing instead. … |
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BBC News Jobs 'eBay for engineering students'BBC NewsA scheme to get would-be engineers into the UK's top industrial firms is being opened to students and undergraduates. Dubbed an eBay for talent, the Talent Retention Solution will allow students to match their skills to job vacancies in manufacturing …and more » More: continued here
EcommerceBytes eBay and Amazon Take Different Approaches to Cross Border TradeEcommerceBytesAmazon expanded its international fulfillment service last month to help U.S. sellers export products via Fulfillment by Amazon, leveraging its network of warehouses while requiring little extra work on the part of third-party sellers. EcommerceBytes …and more » More: continued here
USA TODAY Rahal: eBay auction will help Justin Wilson's childrenUSA TODAY“eBay has been a great partner. They're going to stick with us here and do an amazing thing for us in waving all fees and paying for the auction themselves on their side, which is tremendous,” Rahal told USA TODAY Sports. “We can't thank them…
Regulators cited a Meg Whitman meeting in lawsuit against Wall Street firmsLos Angeles TimesThe SEC said a Morgan Stanley analyst showed Whitman a rosy report of EBay stock — and then released it — to court her business. …Meg Whitman's name arose in federal probe of Credit Suisse bankLos Angeles Timesall 2 news articles » More:…
Traders follow Icahn stake in eBayoptionMONSTER ResearchMore than 175,000 contracts changed hands overall in the session, making EBAY the fifth-most active name in the option market. It usually doesn't make the top 30. Overall calls outnumbered puts by almost 5 to 1. And those puts that did trade were …and more » More: continued here
BBC News The man behind the eBay of Latin AmericaBBC News"Marcos Galperin? Where does he work?" says the confused security guard at the entrance to the headquarters of MercadoLibre, Latin America's version of eBay. The answer to the official's question is that Mr Galperin is not only employed by MercadoLibre …and more » More: continued here