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Wednesday, October 08, 2008

 
 

eBay cuts jobs, buys Bill Me Later, Danish websites

Internet giant eBay Inc., which has seen sluggish growth in its online auction business, announced Monday it was cutting its global workforce by about 10 percent.

In a statement released by its San Jose, California headquarters,eBay said it was cutting 1,000 permanent employees and several hundred temporary workers in a bid to streamline its organization.

Separately, it announced it was purchasing online payment service Bill Me Later -- a rival to its market-leading PayPal -- for 820million dollars (606 million euros) in cash and 125 million dollars in employee options.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

The college roommate who helpedMark Zuckerberg start Facebook is leaving the fast-growing social networking website in a matter of weeks to create a new Internet technology firm.

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Internet search engine Ask.com unveiled a revamp on Monday in a bid to increase its share of the market dominated by Google.

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TECHBYTES

Etihad Airways, a leading carrier for frequent business travelers and thousands of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), continues to receive industry-wide praise for its innovative online marketing strategy after winning the "best airline website" accolade at this year's WebAwards.

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TECHSTUFF

TUL Corporation – a leading manufacturer of AMD graphics cards – introduces value segment VGAs, HD4550 and HD4350 Series. With all the latest features, the new series delivers superior high-definition experience to a new level at home, work and gaming.

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HARDWARE  

The CoolIdol TTC-NK75TZ from Titan Tech is a highly capable fansink for AMD and Intel multi-core CPUs. It features six heat pipes that provide maximum cooling performance; high- density heat sink fins that significantly increase the surface... 

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DIGITALLIFESTYLE

It’s not a surprise anymore that Lenovo jumped into the netbook bandwagon. Not doing so would be a wrong move as market analysts are confident that the next growth in the computer market will be driven by the netbook category.

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Severino O. Frayna Jr., Benjie Dela Rosa
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