The Evolution of eBay. By By David Port. Jun 23, 2009 2:44 pm PDT. ... an eBay member since 1998 whose antiques and collectibles business is 90 percent eBay-based. His web site, ...

EBay has fallen asleep under the Flame tree and is hibernating, instead of evolving. Bemoaning a new competitive threat, looking for some grand alliance to fight it off, ...

Thus, eBay is now in a fairly stable position, but the growth rate of the company's business is not encouraging. Yes, indeed, the company generates a high FCF, consistently pays dividends, and the ...

The core marketplace business remains eBay's dominant revenue generator, but its growth is tepid, at just 1%. Meanwhile, ticket selling site StubHub is the company’s fastest growing business ...

EBay is part of the highly competitive e-commerce retail industry. Its particular focus is online auctions or re-commerce as commonly known in the online retail and auction communities. The ...

E-commerce firm eBay Inc said on Wednesday it would emerge "stronger" from the COVID-19 crisis after a pandemic-driven surge in online shopping helped the company beat estimates for sales and ...

On Tuesday, online marketplace EBay Inc., now nearly two decades old, agreed to spin off online payments king PayPal by the end of 2015 after heavy pressure from Icahn and other activist investors ...

eBay customers will no longer be able to use American Express credit cards to pay for purchases on the popular online marketplace come mid-August, eBay said. Fox Business Personal Finance ...

And then eBay Stores was launched in a pilot phase in June and we now have 31,000 storefronts on eBay. So I think its a big growth leg of the company because it attracts a slightly different ...