eBay Puts Faith in Bill Me Later PurchaseTheStreet.com –13 minutes agoSAN FRANCISCO — eBay's(EBAY Quote – Cramer on EBAY – Stock Picks) moves to strengthen its business come at a difficult time as investors continue to sour … More: continued here
EBay slashes jobsSydney Morning Herald, Australia –7 minutes agoEBay will cut 10% of its workforce and make two acquisitions after sales growth slowed at its internet marketplace unit. EBay, trying to revive shares … More: continued here
Stamps are a simple way of making a statement. Now, with the launch of midwifery-themed postage stamps, supporters of midwives can send their message across the country: “Choose a Midwife.” The American College of Nurse-Midwives is unveiling the new stamps in conjunction with National Midwifery Week, October 5-11. Stamps are available for purchase online at…
EBay Inc., which still reaps big profits but has been struggling to attract new users, said Monday it will cut its work force by 10 percent — about 1,600 jobs — in an attempt to streamline its business. More: continued here
Internet auction site eBay will cut 10 percent of its workforce, or about 1,000 jobs, the company said Monday. On a more positive note, eBay also announced Monday that it will acquire online billing company Bill Me Later for $820 million in cash, plus two Danish Web properties. More: continued here
FedEx Ground took another step toward opening a $110 million distribution center in the Triad, buying 125 acres of land last week in Kernersville’s Triad Business Park. More: continued here
UPDATE: Tech Shares Falter On Market Selling, EBay WarningCNNMoney.com –3 hours agoThe latest indication comes from eBay , which said it would cut 10% of its global work force and warned the economic weakness and stronger dollar was …Outlook roundup: IDEX, Micrus EndovascularForbesall 5 news articles More: continued here
A FedEx driver was killed in a wreck near Jackson early this morning. More: continued here
EBay has been mired in consultants. Fixing it will take action not more PowerPoint slides. More: continued here
FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) and the world´s largest express transportation More: continued here