eBay Inc. Participates in Internet Policy Symposium at Harvard University

Last week, Tod Cohen, Vice President of eBay Inc. Global Relations, joined industry leaders, policymakers and academics for the inaugural Internet Policy Symposium co-hosted by Harvard University’s Institute of Politics (IOP) and the Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
International Research Community Welcomes eBay's Trade Research

This week, eBay Inc.’s Public Policy Lab participated in this year’s Annual RESER International Conference. Hanne Melin represented eBay Inc. in Helsinki, Finland and presented the paper at the conference.
eBay Inc. to Join U.S. Secretary of Commerce on Fact Finding Mission to Poland & Turkey

Tod Cohen, Vice President of eBay Inc. Global Relations, will be joining U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker and other business leaders on a U.S. business delegation visit to Poland and Turkey later this month.
eBay Inc. Releases Commerce 3.0: Enabling Chinese Entrepreneurs

This week eBay Inc. released Commerce 3.0: Enabling Chinese Entrepreneurs, part of its global campaign to further grow Internet enabled trade for SMEs.
Dallas Tech-Enabled Small Business Expresses Concern with Marketplace Fairness Act

In a recent letter to the editor of the Dallas Morning News, Dallas small business owner, Ann Wood, expressed her concern with the Senate passed Marketplace Fairness Act.
eBay Inc. Supports Safeguarding the Open Internet

Earlier this year, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) launched a new federal proceeding in an effort to seek public opinion on the best way to preserve Open Internet access in the United States.
New Study Shows Growing Popularity of “Webrooming”

According to a recent study by Nielsen, “webrooming” is beginning to become a very popular trend among global shoppers, which is good news for omni channel retailers of every size.
eBay Inc. Hosts the Crown Prince of Denmark

eBay Inc. was honored to welcome His Royal Highness, Prince Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark, to eBay Inc. headquarters.
FCC Announces Open Internet Roundtables

Last week, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that starting in September the Commission would be holding Open Internet roundtables to continue their efforts on understanding public opinion on the Net Neutrality debate.
PA Small Business Owner Raises Concern with Proposed Internet Sales Tax Law

Daniel Keane, small business owner in Gap, Pennsylvania, recently expressed his concern with the Internet sales tax law currently pending in Congress.