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Scottsdale/northeast Valley briefs
Arizona Republic, AZ – SCOTTSDALE – Scottsdale fired a building-inspections supervisor after he told police he sold city property on eBay. Brian Rickard had been a city employee … |
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Northern California Record Adobe Systems files suit against eBay seller over sales of allegedly unauthorized softwareNorthern California RecordThe plaintiff holds Fredley and Does 1-10 responsible because the defendants allegedly sells laptop computers with counterfeit copies of plaintiff's software through eBay. The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks award damages and profits … More:…
Gov't sues eBay over noncompetition agreementThe Associated PressBy By PETE YOST, Associated Press – 1 minute ago. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department alleged Friday that Meg Whitman, the former CEO of eBay Inc., was intimately involved in making an anticompetitive agreement that prohibited eBay and … More: continued here
New Hampshire newspaper Unravel the Gavel reports that the Executive Department & Administration committee of the state’s House of Representatives has released Bill HB544 to the floor of the House for vote with a Recommendation to Pass. The bill would exempt Internet sales from the law regulating and requiring licensure of auctioneers. More: continued here
FOX Carolina Deputies: Spartanburg man victim of Ebay scamFOX CarolinaSpartanburg County deputies say a man was a victim of an Ebay scam. According to deputies, the victim was in communication regarding a 2011 Cadillac CTS with a seller claiming to be Ebay Motors. The incident report stated that after back and forth … More: continued here
Sydney Morning Herald Here's Why Alibaba Is Becoming A Huge Threat To Amazon And eBayBusiness InsiderAlibaba is expected to IPO in September and a new financial report from the company reveals that the Chinese e-commerce giant continues to grow at a blistering pace. The company's growth pattern, and its recent entrance into the U.S. market,…
The Mercury Online economy booming, with eBay top of the Aussie listThe MercuryThe data revealed eBay.com.au was the most visited Australian site with around 24 million weekly hits, while gumtree.com.au was next best with around 15 million. Other popular sites including harveynorman.com.au, kmart.com.au and target.com.au ranged … More: continued here