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Stolen historic documents to be returned, paid for by eBay
Newsday, NY – The online auction giant has no liability in the sale of the stolen artifacts on eBay, but the company has voluntarily agreed to buy them back at the sale … Medical Problem Delays Spacewalk EBay to Buy Back Stolen Historical Items |
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eBay Slips on In-Line ChannelAdvisor Data, Amazon GainsBarron’s (blog)Shares of eBay (EBAY) are down $1.04, or 2%, at $49.29, and shares of Amazon.com (AMZN) are up $1.47, or 0.4%, at $373.78, following data from market research firm ChannelAdvisor that showed eBay's same-store sales for last week up 12.9% versus the …and more » More: continued here
Corporate Blogs and 'Tweets' Must Keep SEC in MindWall Street JournalBy CARI TUNA An eBay Inc. effort to broaden communication through the popular Twitter Web-messaging service highlights the hurdles facing corporate users of online social media. The online auctioneer launched a corporate blog in April 2008. … More: continued here
Forbes (blog) EBay Tests Serendipitous ShoppingForbes (blog)Eric Brill, head of eBay's research labs, is one of a few key hires who bring more prowess in search. It's an impressive assortment for someone who had no interest in radios six months ago. Brill discovered them on eBay, where he's the vice president … More: continued here
AppBackr brings a cash advance to iPhone devsCNET"Look at something like Craigslist transitioning into a marketplace like eBay. On eBay, you look for buyers–in this case developers who have a good track …and more » More: continued here
Reveal Assault weapon parts disappear from eBay after Reveal flags themRevealThe parts violate eBay's firearms policy, which prohibits the sale of “parts or accessories for assault weapons.” Reveal found hundreds of parts that went undetected by eBay's keyword filtering system. Even when a Reveal reporter flagged items for … More: continued here
Online merchants are eager to capitalize on the growing popularity of mobile shopping – eBay research showed 60% of sellers are willing to adjust their eBay listings for easier viewing on mobile devices. More: continued here