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PayPal Can Improve After Separating From eBay (EBAY)
Seeking Alpha Since eBay's acquisition of PayPal back in 2001, it has grown at an impressive pace and has not been showing signs of stopping. By enacting the right initiatives at the right time, PayPal has positioned itself to capitalize on the upcoming … |
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eBay Takes Price Wars To Amazon: Who Wins?Seeking AlphaeBay is prepared to take the price wars battle to the master, Amazon, in what could mark the beginning of a pricing crises for the rest of the year. Amazon has a reputation of robbing other retailers off customers with its aggressive pricing techniques …In online sales…
eBay Q3 In Line; Q4 Guidance Light; Shares Slide After HoursForbeseBay shares are trading lower in late trading after the company reported an in line third quarter and offered slightly disappointing results for the fourth quarter. For the third quarter, eBay posted revenue of $2.97 billion and non-GAAP profits of 48 … More: continued here
EcommerceBytes Kyozou Offers Tips to Deal with eBay Changes to SearchEcommerceByteseBay is forging ahead with plans to transform its shopping experience to one that feels more like Amazon than its own traditional “listings-based” experience. (See more about eBay's playbook in this piece in the EcommerceBytes Blog.) Kyozou helps … More: continued here
The Guardian What's in Pharrell Williams' hat? Bid for it on EBay and own itLos Angeles TimesPharrell Williams says it cost him about $200, and for much of the last month it has become the center of attention. It's been compared to the Arby's logo. It has room for secret compartments, perhaps even a leprechaun….
Now Magazine Online John James Parton: Josie Gibson put my stuff on eBayNow Magazine Online'[Laughs] Er, no. I was told I wouldn't be getting them back,' he reveals. 'It wasn't worth the argument, so I just cut my losses and got on the plane. 'The next time I saw my stuff was on eBay.' Read…
NASDAQ 100 Round Up – Higher: JOYG, NTAP, EBAYTradersHuddle.comThe other top performer of the NASDAQ 100 is eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY), which is trading at $32.27 representing 4.57% from its previous close. The NASDAQ 100's worst performers include Virgin Media (NASDAQ:VMED) that is trading at $29.93 or -4.04% from the …and more » More: continued here