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What's PayPal's First Solo Move?
ABC News PayPal's impending split from long-time partner eBay Inc. will ratchet up its appeal to online retail competitors such as Amazon.com and give it the freedom to aggressively take on new mobile pay challenger Apple Pay. For eBay, the challenge will be … |
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eBay jumps into the precious metals game with AMPEX-powered Bullion VerticalTweakTownAt the moment, eBay sell virtually everything – but one market they haven't gotten into is precious metals. Gold and silver are pretty much safe havens for investors, with stocks and currency constantly fluctuating, as it is easily manipulated at the …and more » More: continued…
eBay CEO: Israel drives eBay's innovationGlobesSpeaking at the HTIA2012 high-tech conference in Jerusalem, eBay CEO John Donahoe said that the Israel R&D centers of the e-commerce giant and its subsidiary PayPal will continue to help drive the company's innovation in commerce and payment in the …EBay CEO Expects Mobile Commerce TsunamiClickZall 6 news articles » More:…
US Stocks Erase Gain as Commodity Producers Slump; EBay FallsBloomberg –2 hours agoEBay Inc. slumped 3.5 percent after Stifel Nicolas reduced its price estimate for the largest Internet auction site. United Airlines' parent UAL Corp. and …US Stocks Fall, Erasing Rally, as Commodity Producers SlumpBloombergall 19 news articles More: continued here
Baseball Nation eBay Item of the Day: Overrated but ValuedBaseball NationWhich Hall of Fame player has the worst credentials for being there? My money has always been on 19th Century outfielder Tommy McCarthy. Now that we have the modern metrics, it turns out that was a pretty good hunch. McCarthy has the lowest WAR of…
eBay Breaking Out?TradersHuddle.comNew York, December 13th (TradersHuddle.com) – Shares of eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY) closed the trading session at $30.69 just above calculated resistance at …and more » More: continued here
Ars Technica American accused of faking eBay sales to fund US terror pleads guiltyArs TechnicaA 32-year-old American man accused of using an eBay account for fake computer-printer transactions to raise funds for a US terror plot pleaded guilty to federal terrorism-related charges Tuesday. Mohamed Elshinawy, whom the government said pledged …and more » More: continued here