This weekend, eBay’s CEO John Donahoe shared the stage with Alibaba’s maverick founder Jack Ma at his annual Alifest conference in Hangzhou, China. Gady Epstein, Forbes Beijing bureau chief, has an ...

EBay has little hope of capturing a bigger share of the Chinese online auction market despite bankrolling a major expansion there, according to the company's chief Chinese rival. Jack Ma, chief ...

EBay plans to announce today that it is changing direction in China, shutting down its auction site there and replacing it with one majority-owned and run by a Chinese company, said a source familiar ...

EBay Inc. announced Wednesday it is turning over control of its Chinese auction Web site to a Beijing-based partner in a new joint venture, marking a strategic shift as the U.S. company tries to ...

2005-05-30 04:00:00 PDT Shanghai-- Ji Yuwen skips work at least once a week, but not because he's slacking off. It's just that he can make more money selling jewelry from home on eBay than he can at ...

Ebay isn’t giving up on China. The company today announced a new partnership with local fashion e-commerce website Xiu, which will sort through eBay’s inventory for pieces that will appeal to China’s ...

This article has been adapted from Red Wired: China's Internet Revolution co-authored by Sherman So and J. Christopher Westland. The to-be-published book is aimed at helping readers gain a firsthand ...

For all its reputation as the city of tomorrow, a place that will marry capitalism and cool as effortlessly as New York City or London, the city of Shanghai, truth be told, is not a particularly ...

It looks like a couple of factors may be leading eBay to leave the Chinese market completely. Shanghai Daily is reporting that eBay has agreed to sell eBay’s China division and its PayPal service to ...

For all its reputation as the city of tomorrow, a place that will marry capitalism and cool as effortlessly as New York City or London, the city of Shanghai, truth be told, is not a particularly ...