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[Pacificepoch.com] Pacific Epoch - Elias's BLOG: eBay and China focused business to business company Global Sources (Nasdaq: GSOL) have teamed up. The partnership aims to "provide more opportunity for eBay PowerSellers and a new global distribution channel for manufacturers in China." Global Sources competes with Alibaba in the online B2B market in China...

 [P29.news.re2.yahoo.com] At 10, eBay still scrappy - Yahoo! News: Although eBay is still expanding at an impressive clip -- sales rose 51 percent last year and 36 percent in the first quarter from year-earlier levels -- growth is slowing, especially in important markets, such as the United States and Germany. In the March quarter, the number of listings on the site grew 31.8 percent over the previous year, half its growth rate two years ago.

[Mercurynews.com] MercuryNews.com | 06/23/2005 | Plenty of bids for eBay's turf: EBay has hardly sat still in face of a shifting e-commerce landscape. Paul Waide, founding editor of Pacific Epoch, a small research firm based in China .

[Digitaldivide.net] Entry-Level Web-Based Self-Employment Training, by Frank Odasz: Also, immediately preceding the Open Space Austin event is the Rural Workforce 2005 Conference, www.tocowa.org - April 24-26

 [Infoworld.com] Ebay, Global Sources team up on China's e-commerce | InfoWorld ...: Making good on a pledge to increase its stake in China's Internet e-commerce sector, online auctioneer eBay said Thursday it had teamed up with Global Sources to develop an Internet service that could make it even easier to find low-priced Chinese goods.

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