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E-commerce stock eBay Inc (NASDAQ:EBAY) is up 1.5% before the bell following a bull note from Citi.
Online marketplace behemoth eBay said it plans to no longer accept American Express, citing what the company says are “unacceptably high fees” and that customers have other payment options to shop online.
Arguing its fees are too steep, eBay is reportedly dropping American Express (Amex). The online marketplace will stop taking Amex as a payment option beginning Aug. 17, Bloomberg News reported Wednesday (June 5), citing an email eBay plans to send its customers.
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As consumers look for more affordable ways to get unique and/or high-quality apparel, eBay and Rakuten are testing to see if U.S. consumers will jump at the chance to buy secondhand Japanese fashion. Rakuma, the resale arm of Japan-based technology company Rakuten Group, is testing a partnership with eBay to gauge U.S. interest in secondhand Japanese fashion goods, Reuters reported Wednesday (May 22).
As consumers look for more affordable ways to get unique and/or high-quality apparel, eBay and Rakuten are testing to see if U.S. consumers will jump at the chance to buy secondhand Japanese fashion. Rakuma, the resale arm of Japan-based technology company Rakuten Group, is testing a partnership with eBay to gauge U.S. interest in secondhand Japanese fashion goods, Reuters reported Wednesday (May 22).
Japan's Rakuten Group is partnering with eBay to test U.S. demand for used Japanese fashion goods, made all the cheaper with the yen trading near a 34-year low.