Sentence examples for division of eBay from inspiring English sources

But it is largely financed by StubHub, a division of eBay.

The PayPal division of eBay now brings in almost as much revenue as eBay's merchandise.

The deals give the newly independent Skype, formerly a division of eBay, another valuable foothold in the home.

She works in New York for a division of eBay, where she oversees the marketing of Web sites and products aimed at driving sales and traffic for retail and consumer-brand clients.

Explosion in San Jose SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 1 (AP) — An explosion shattered a window at offices for the PayPal division of eBay on Tuesday night, forcing dozens of employees to evacuate.

Mr Nayar, clearly uneasy about not being allowed to comment on the incident, notes that the firm, a division of eBay, routinely handles cases of clear-cut counterfeiting that crop up among the millions of daily transactions.The violin fiasco may prompt PayPal to reconsider its policies for vintage items where the buyer's intent to mislead cannot be proven.

He predicted that PayPal and eBay's marketplaces division, where most of eBay's shopping activity occurs, will each process more than $20 billion in mobile transactions this year.

Also handling the campaign, which was introduced in a limited way early in December and will be at full throttle when flu season peaks in January and February, is Where, the location-based mobile advertising network that is a division of PayPal, a unit of eBay.

Other investors are Spark Capital, a Boston venture capital firm, and the European division of Benchmark Capital, which backed eBay.

The company intends to replace Ms. Whitman as chief executive of the Internet auction giant with John Donahoe, 47, president of eBay's marketplaces division, which includes its large but stagnating online auction business.

In his two years as head of eBay Marketplaces — a division responsible for 70percentt of the company's revenues and an even greater percentage of its profits — he has set out to change the company's colors substantially.