eBay lowers seller fees, in bid to swipe business from AmazonCNET"The update is part of eBay's ongoing commitment to be the most competitively priced commerce platform in the U.S. today, offering sellers of all sizes a great deal and being a partner of choice for merchants, and to make eBay the best place to sell…
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Popular searches on the Internet include FedEx after the company cut its full-year forecast as more customers opt for less expensive forms of shipping. FedEx now expects a profit of $6 to $6.20 a share for fiscal 2013 ending May 31, down from its prior forecast of $6.20 to $6.60 a…
eBay to overhaul fees this spring in bid to keep sellers away from AmazonThe VergeFor the first time in several years, eBay is revamping its seller fees. The company is striving for simplicity with the new changes, aiming to make the "final value fees" it has collected until now less complex with flat-rate surcharges that…
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Bloomberg EBay Wins as Top Court Backs 'Gray Market' Discount GoodsBloombergThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled that publishers and manufacturers can't block imports of copyrighted items made and sold abroad, bolstering the multibillion-dollar “gray market” in a victory for EBay Inc (EBAY). and discount chains. The justices, voting 6 …Supreme Court's copyright ruling a relief to…
Bellwether FedEx and technology heavyweight Oracle are scheduled to report quarterly earnings on Wednesday. More: continued here
EBay Changing Fees, Questioning TOMS Shoes, Making It in America: March 20BusinessweekEBay is adjusting the fees it charges sellers as it seeks to stay competitive with Amazon, which increased the number of items sold by outside sellers 40 percent last quarter, Danielle Kucera reports. [Bloomberg News]. Fashioning Change Chief Executive … More: continued here
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