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Online auction giant eBay Inc. announced on Monday it was cutting 1,000 permanent employees and several hundred temporary workers, about 10 percent of its global workforce. More: continued here

EBay Inc. said Monday it will cut about 1,000 employees, reducing its work force by about 10 percent. More: continued here

Reuters EBay to cut 10 percent of jobsReuters –25 minutes agoNEW YORK (Reuters) – EBay Inc plans to cut its work force 10 percent and sees third-quarter revenue hitting the low end of its forecast, though profit will … More: continued here

EBay, Netflix lead broad tech retreatMarketWatch –11 minutes agoBy Rex Crum, MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) – Technology stocks plunged in early trading Monday, led by shares of eBay Inc. and Netflix Inc. as the … More: continued here

EBay buys Bill Me Later for $945 millionThe Associated Press –38 minutes ago(AP) — EBay Inc. did a little shopping of its own on Monday, saying it would pay $1.34 billion for online payments site Bill Me Later and two Danish … More: continued here

EBay buys payment firm for almost $1B, lays off over 1000ITworld.com, MA –7 minutes agoby Peter Sayer EBay announced two acquisitions Monday, at the same time saying it will lay off over 1000 staff worldwide and cut back on recruitment. … More: continued here

When Calgary Stampeders defensive co-ordinator Chris Jones started making plans in the off-season, he knew he’d be dealing with inexperience. He knew he’d be dealing with youth. More: continued here

EBay Inc. says it will cut about 1,000 employees, reducing its work force by about 10 percent. The online auction site also says it will get rid of several hundred temporary workers and reduce open positions. More: continued here

T he recovering cocaine addict sits by himself, anonymous among a crowd of thousands in the same place he once became famous. His hair is gone now, along with a couple of teeth and about 80 pounds since his last arrest. A boy in the row in front plays a …

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) – Technology stocks plunged in early trading Monday, led by shares of eBay Inc. and Netflix Inc. as the growing worldwide financial crisis slammed the tech-heavy Nasdaq for losses of more than 4%. More: continued here