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Tech News Today eBay Could See Continued Challenges In Third Quarter Earnings ResultsForbeseBay is scheduled to report its financial results for the third quarter of 2015 on Wednesday, October 21st. This will represent the first earnings report from the company since its separation from the high-growth PayPal business. According to early …Benchmark's Kurnos Sees 'Downside…
WTTV CBS4Indy Scammer hacks into eBay account, tricks Anderson woman into sending phoneWTTV CBS4IndyANDERSON, Ind. — If you sell items online, beware scammers who are hacking into websites and taking over real users' accounts. Casundra Venable contacted CBS4 Problem Solvers to get the word out. She said she has sold on eBay for five years…
KNX1070 California puts on a garage sale to raise fundsSan Francisco ChronicleState officials on Tuesday kicked off what has been dubbed "The Great California Garage Sale" – by posting surplus state property on eBay and Craigslist. …Garage Sale Features Cars Signed by GovernorNBC Los AngelesIt's a CA Garage Sale!KNX1070Calif. Garage Sale Items Posted To WebKCRA.comNews10.netall…
Earnhardt Jr. and eBay: A love storyNBCSports.comWe didn't know though, he spends the rare moments of free time away from the track collecting historical stock car magazines after scouring for them on eBay. “I started collecting Circle Track and Stock Car Racing magazines, and I thought, 'I gotta …Dale Earnhardt Jr. confesses to eBay addictionSportingNews.comDale…
ebay to sell Skype to investor groupZikkir WorldWASHINGTON – Online auction giant ebay announced Tuesday it has agreed to sell 65 per cent of its stake in Skype to a group of investors in a deal that …and more » More: continued here
US online auction giant eBay was on Wednesday banned by an advertising watchdog from claiming its prices were a quarter cheaper than those sold in Britain’s high streets. More: continued here