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    day in May three years ago when my Dad and I went to an auction to buy myself a new car. We were surrounded by people as we stood in the middle of a muddy yard. I was holding a white card with a number on it‚ waiting for the Mustang I wanted to place a bid on. The auctioneer was a short old man with white wiry hair‚ two fingers missing on his left hand and the rough voice of a chain smoker. His name was named Mickey. Mickey began to auction off items like a TV‚ couch‚ stove‚ microwave‚ bed and

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    that Stevie pay for the cologne. Is Michael O right? Give your reasons. 2. Rahman is at an auction when he sees a Manchester United shirt. The starting bid is RM 1.00. Rahman raises his hand and the auctioneer asks whether there are higher bids. There is none. The auctioneer says “Going to the gentleman who has bid RM 1.00…going…going…” but before he could say “Gone”‚ Rahman withdraws the bid. The auction house wants to sue Rahman for non-payment. Is Rahman liable? Would your advice be different

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    Ebay in Japan

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    EBAY in Japan Pierre Omidyar‚ a software programmer created Auction Web which later became eBay in 1995. Over the next 11 years it would acquire 24 companies making it a very successful company. In the late 1990’s eBay began to explore opportunities in the international market. It’s website was gaining popularity in Canada‚ the UK‚ and Germany. As its popularity increased it began to set up websites in several European Countries including Korea and Australia. It soon began to venture out

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    Five Force of Ebay

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    selection of goods‚ customer service‚ system reliability‚ brand recognition‚ and many others to keep their edge. The bargaining power of buyers is low because the seller sets the prices of the products and because a majority of the sales are in an auction platform. This gives eBay and the buyer less control of the products prices‚ but in most cases the large amount of sellers per product keeps the prices low and competitive. The buyers benefit from the competition of the sellers‚ convenience of a trade

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    Case Study on Ebay

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    Week 10‚ Assignment 2 July 30‚ 2012 Instructor Dr. Erik Aguilar Case Study: eBay‚ Inc.: Bidding for the Future eBay‚ Inc. (eBay) is the largest name in online retail and auctions. They have a good solid history and have established creidtbility. They are truly one of a kind at this point in the game. New auctions sites are emerging however they are not to the level that eBay is. In this case study we will look at the history‚ governance‚ and recommend actions for eBay. External Forces

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    Bidding

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    1.0 How to bid in Lelong.com.my Generally‚ bid called as bid price as it is the highest price that a buyer (bidder) is willing to pay for a specific item within the specific timeframe. Beside‚ bid also called as an auction that makes an offer of a specific amount of money in exchange for products and services. Lelong.com.my has provide the bid system for the buyer to bid in normal day bidding either in the Superbid event. 1.1 login/register into Lelong.com.my Firstly‚ if the user is willing to

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    Invitation To Treat

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    An invitation to treat is an offer to negotiate or an offer to receive offers. The following are situation that can be considered as invitation to treat: 1) Display of goods Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain v Boots Cash Chemicals (1952) Boots operated a self-service store which included a pharmacy department. Customers would select items from the shelves and take them to a cashier’s desk at one of the exits where they were paid for. When a drug was involved‚ a pharmacist supervised the

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    Experience at Auction

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    Here’s a story that I have made up a couple of years ago for a history class. "Hey Penny‚ how’d you get here‚ all of us are telling our experiences of how we ended up here.” Baby B asked me‚ “you haven’t said a peep‚ you usually talk in every conversation we have.” Baby B’s real name was Bailey; we called her Baby B because she had that baby face. She also got those big brown eyes just like her mother. “It’s a long story; I might not even finish telling you the story today.” Baby B gave me that

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    Euro takeover

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    Euro Takeover 2005 A six‐party simulation of  takeover contests Case Structure • Six teams Role Company Name Case Number Target HoogenFood N.V. UVA-F1497 Raider Finance Mondiale S.A. UVA-F1498 LBO Sponsor Lanza E Compagnia UVA-F1499 White Knight Alimentos Globales UVA-F1500 Bank Omni Bank PLC UVA-F1501 Bank Euroland Bank A.G. UVA-F1502 Case Structure Euroland Bank Omni Bank Financing  Of E2.5b Financing  Of E2.5b LBO 

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    History of Ebay

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    time it hosted more than two millions auctions. Even though the company had revenues of almost 4.7 million dollars in 1998‚ it still had only 30 employees. Although‚ the number of users was radically high. According to statistics‚ there were about half a million users at the end of the year. In the same year eBay went floated on the stock Exchange and it’s value made it’s founders bilionares. Four years later‚ eBay was able to buy out other smaller auction web sites and also PayPal. After

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