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Hewlett-Packard Board Meets on Replacing C.E.O.

Hewlett-Packard Board Meets on Replacing C.E.O.

Directors of the company were considering Meg Whitman, the former chief of eBay, to replace Léo Apotheker, sources said.

 

Exclusive: U.S. in criminal probe of eBay employees

Exclusive: U.S. in criminal probe of eBay employees

U.S. prosecutors have launched a criminal probe into whether eBay Inc employees misappropriated confidential information from classified ad service Craigslist, according to a copy of a grand jury subpoena obtained by Reuters.

 

EBay Buys Mobile-Payments Firm Zong

EBay paying $240 million to buy closely held Zong, a provider of mobile payments, as the e-commerce giant seeks to strengthen its PayPal business.

 

40 Percent of Fortune 500 Companies Founded by Immigrants or Their Children

We know about immigrant founders at large technology companies, such as Intel, Google and eBay. Less well known is how many immigrants and children of immigrants have founded other successful American companies. A new report from the Partnership for a New American Economy found more than 40 percent of Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children. Eighteen percent (or 90) of the 500 companies had immigrant founders. The children of immigrants started another 114 companies.

 

EBay to Buy GSI Commerce for $2.4 Billion

EBay to Buy GSI Commerce for $2.4 Billion

EBay Inc., owner of the largest e- commerce market, agreed to buy GSI Commerce Inc. for about $2.4 billion to add interactive marketing services.

Senh: Who the hell is GSI Commerce?

 

eBay shares receive Paypal boost

Shares in eBay jump almost 8% after the online auction site's Paypal unit said its revenues would double by 2013.

 

EBay Says Big Growth Is Not Over

EBay Says Big Growth Is Not Over

EBay’s chief executive said the company can now “go on the offensive” after years of losing market share.

 

eBay Finds It Hard To Topple Alibaba In China

eBay Finds It Hard To Topple Alibaba In China

The online auctioneer views partnerships as the best way to generate business in China.

 

Sites in Like, Not Love, With Facebook Link

Facebook's "Like" button is popping up on e-commerce sites, but these Web companies are giving access to some of their users' data to the social-networking giant.

Senh: This article does mention some stats on referral traffic from Facebook for sites using their social plugins, even though most of them are in the "we don't have enough info yet" variety.

 

eBay PayPal Lawsuit: Auctioneer Sued For $3.8 Billion In Patent Case

EBay Inc was sued for at least $3.8 billion on Tuesday by a Connecticut company that accused the online auctioneer and retailer of infringing six patents to develop lucrative payment systems such as PayPal.

 

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