The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: eBay, Home Depot, Amazon.com, Google and ... - Sacramento Bee

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The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: eBay, Home Depot, Amazon.com, Google and ... Sacramento Bee Stocks recently featured in the blog include eBay Inc. (Nasdaq: EBAY), Home Depot (NYSE: HD), Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN), Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG) and Mastercard Inc. (NYSE: MA). Following the fourth quarter earnings announcement on January 18, ... PayPal exec woos big retailers with pricing, dataReuters all 16 news articles »

Demand Poetry, a business that touches the heart - Danbury News Times

Demand Poetry, a business that touches the heart Danbury News Times Writer Elizabeth Howard sits at her desk at her home in Stratford. Howard launched Demand Poetry, elizabethhoward.net/demandpoetry, three years ago, a quirky business where she writes personalized, on-the-spot free verse poems. and more »

Why Amazon, eBay and Google are building bricks-and-mortar stores - Register

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Why Amazon, eBay and Google are building bricks-and-mortar stores Register Google is the latest, reportedly opening a store in Dublin, Ireland, to sell branded merchandise, but it's just the latest in a group that includes eBay and even Amazon. Each of these companies appears to be trying to replicate the success that Apple ... Yin, meet yang: Google and hardware, Zynga and board games, offline shopping ...Good Morning Silicon Valley (blog) all 45 news articles »

Business graduate desperate for work is selling himself on eBay... for a mere ... - Daily Mail

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Business graduate desperate for work is selling himself on eBay... for a mere ... Daily Mail He has now resorted to advertising himself on eBay for £60-a-day - the equivalent of £7.50-an-hour. Mr Balasa Alex lists his skills as electronics, computing and marketing as well as acting and cooking. He said: 'At the start of this year I had nothing ... and more »

EBay founder a philanthropic powerhouse - USA TODAY

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EBay founder a philanthropic powerhouse USA TODAY The Omidyars' brand of philanthropy, based loosely on a venture-capital firm's approach, has been a powerful agent for social change, as eBay was for commerce. The Omidyars' financial gifts often go to charities that follow solid business plans and ... and more »