John Donahoe News
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A U.S. Senate bill that would let states impose sales taxes on purchases from out-of-state sellers could lead to state-level financial transaction taxes, a Wall Street trade association said.
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EBay Inc. reported first-quarter revenue that missed some analysts’ estimates and forecast disappointing sales and profit for the current period as weakness in Europe weighs on growth at its PayPal unit.
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Oracle Corp.’s Larry Ellison was the highest-paid chief executive officer in the U.S. last year as total compensation gained 3 percent from 2011, the New York Times reported.
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EBay Inc. forecast 2015 sales that topped analysts’ estimates and said it expects the total volume of merchandise sold in its marketplace to reach $110 billion by that year as the online retailer adds users and mobile tools.
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EBay Inc. Chief Executive Officer John Donahoe received compensation of $29.7 million in 2012, an increase of 81 percent from the previous year, the company said.
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EBay Inc. is overhauling fees for sellers for the first time since 2010, seeking to reduce costs and make pricing less complicated as it competes with bigger rival Amazon.com Inc. for online merchants.
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EBay Inc., operator of the world’s largest online marketplace, surged to an eight-year high after fourth-quarter revenue topped analysts’ estimates, helped by record holiday sales on the Web and mobile devices.
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EBay Inc., operator of the world’s largest online marketplace, surged to an eight-year high after fourth-quarter revenue topped analysts’ estimates, helped by record holiday sales on the Web and mobile devices.
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EBay Inc. , the owner of e-commerce sites and the PayPal payment service, sees partnerships, even with former rival Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. , as the best way to generate sales from China, rather than going it alone in the world’s biggest Internet market.
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EBay Inc., operator of the world’s largest online marketplace, fell the most in more than four months after Colin Sebastian, an analyst at Robert W. Baird, said growth slowed in February as consumers curbed spending.
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