Showing posts with label auction script php. Show all posts
Showing posts with label auction script php. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 March 2016

Is Microsoft in the Yahoo Bidding?

Microsoft (MSFT) is in preliminary talks with private equity firms about helping finance a bid to buy embattled 
Internet company Yahoo (YHOO), according to media reports.


Private equity executives approached Microsoft to gauge the communications and computing giant's financial 
interest as Yahoo auctions its core businesses, Reuters reported Saturday.

Tuesday, 8 March 2016

Start My Own Online Auction Business

If you want to start a small business from home, but don't have lots of startup cash on hand, an online auction 
business is a great company to start. It is easy to begin selling items you have around the house, and most auction 
websites make it easy for sellers to set up accounts. Before you create an account and start selling, take the time to 
research best-selling products, take quality photographs of your items and write descriptions that will bring buyers to your page.



If you are interested in starting your own online auction website. Here our japan auction site script will helps you 
to get your own yahoo auction website.


Friday, 4 March 2016

Yahoo Japan's Profit Soars On Auction

Yahoo Japan Corp. said Wednesday its group net profit for the fiscal half ended Sept. 31 more than doubled to 
¥ 4.98 billion ($ 39.8 million) from ¥ 2.39 billion a year earlier, due to strength in its online auction and broadband services.

On a parent basis, the company's pretax profit in the period more than doubled to ¥ 9.69 billion from ¥ 4.15 billion. Yahoo Japan, an affiliate of Yahoo! Inc. of the US, did not release earnings forecasts for the full year.


The jump in group net profit in the first half was partly due to the Yahoo! BB asymmetrical digital subscriber line, or ADSL, business, which contributed to earnings throughout the first half, as well as growth in income from Yahoo's auction operations. Full- scale Yahoo! BB services began in September last year.