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31 August 2016
Fashion Retailers v Alibaba Counterfeiting Action: RICO Claims Dismissed
trademarks, RICO, counterfeit, fashion, retail, retailers, Alibaba Group,
source: Online Seller Wins Dismissal of RICO Claims in Counterfeiting Action by Fashion Retailers | Bryan Cave - JDSupra
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01 October 2014
eBay, PayPal, Activist Shareholder Carl Icahn Called For Split (video)
Did Carl Icahn Influence EBay, PayPal Split? -
eBay.com, the world’s biggest online marketplace, said it would split off its payments arm PayPal.com, finally bowing to pressure from activist shareholder Carl Icahn after nine months. Bloomberg Intelligence’s Paul Sweeney speaks on “In The Loop.” (Source: Bloomberg--Sept 30)
Domain Names of companies referenced in video and below:
ebay.com
paypal.com
apple.com
stripe.com
uber.com
alibaba.com
alibabagroup.com
alipay.com
about.com
EBay Does About-Face in Decision to Spin Off PayPal - NYTimes.com: "... after months of long discussions about where the e-commerce industry was headed — the emergence of new payment standards; the rise of cardless payment systems for services like Uber; the hotly anticipated market debut of the Alibaba Group — John J. Donahoe, the company’s chief executive, and his other directors began to see merit in setting PayPal free. We “got to the same place that Carl [Icahn] said early on,” Mr. Donahoe said in an interview. By September, the directors had formally decided to pursue a strategy that their onetime nemesis had advocated all along..."
eBay to shed PayPal as competition increases - San Jose Mercury News: "Launched by such Silicon Valley luminaries as Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, David Sacks, Reid Hoffman and Max Levchin -- known as the PayPal mafia -- PayPal's annual revenue has ballooned from $1.4 billion in 2006 to $7.2 billion over the past 12 months. PayPal's revenue grew 19 percent over the past 12 months, compared with eBay's growth of 10 percent."
And of course, Alibaba has its own online payment platform, Alipay.
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eBay.com, the world’s biggest online marketplace, said it would split off its payments arm PayPal.com, finally bowing to pressure from activist shareholder Carl Icahn after nine months. Bloomberg Intelligence’s Paul Sweeney speaks on “In The Loop.” (Source: Bloomberg--Sept 30)
Domain Names of companies referenced in video and below:
ebay.com
paypal.com
apple.com
stripe.com
uber.com
alibaba.com
alibabagroup.com
alipay.com
about.com
EBay Does About-Face in Decision to Spin Off PayPal - NYTimes.com: "... after months of long discussions about where the e-commerce industry was headed — the emergence of new payment standards; the rise of cardless payment systems for services like Uber; the hotly anticipated market debut of the Alibaba Group — John J. Donahoe, the company’s chief executive, and his other directors began to see merit in setting PayPal free. We “got to the same place that Carl [Icahn] said early on,” Mr. Donahoe said in an interview. By September, the directors had formally decided to pursue a strategy that their onetime nemesis had advocated all along..."
eBay to shed PayPal as competition increases - San Jose Mercury News: "Launched by such Silicon Valley luminaries as Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, David Sacks, Reid Hoffman and Max Levchin -- known as the PayPal mafia -- PayPal's annual revenue has ballooned from $1.4 billion in 2006 to $7.2 billion over the past 12 months. PayPal's revenue grew 19 percent over the past 12 months, compared with eBay's growth of 10 percent."
And of course, Alibaba has its own online payment platform, Alipay.
more news links below (on mobile go to web version link below)
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