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eBay is a global online marketplace where people and businesses can buy and sell a wide range of items, from electronics to fashion and collectibles. Sellers list items with details and photos, buyers can bid in auctions or buy at a set price, and the platform handles payments and shipping while charging listing, final-value, advertising, and subscription fees. It differentiates itself by offering both auction-style and fixed-price listings with buyer and seller protections and a broad set of tools to promote listings. The goal is to connect buyers and sellers worldwide for easy, varied, and secure commerce while generating revenue from fees, advertising, and subscriptions.
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10,001+
Company Stage
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San Jose, California
Founded
1995
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eBay's Chief Legal Officer Samantha Wellington sold 970 shares worth approximately $100,000 on 15 August 2026, according to an SEC filing. The transaction was non-discretionary and used to cover tax obligations following the vesting of restricted stock units. Wellington retains 16,148 directly held shares and 16,518 derivative securities in the form of restricted stock units. Her post-transaction holdings are valued at $1.63 million. eBay shares closed at $100.94 on 17 August 2026, slightly below the weighted average execution price of $103.14 for this transaction. The company has a market capitalisation of $44.8 billion and generated $12.0 billion in revenue over the trailing 12 months.
New ecommerce tools: August 19, 2026. Reading Time: 11 mins read My rundown this week of new services for merchants includes updates on page builders, warehousing, dropshipping, real-time tracking, listing tools, installment payments, finance tools, drone deliveries, ecommerce insurance, and more. Got an ecommerce product release? Email [email protected]. New tools for merchants. WP Engine opens Smart Search AI to the WordPress ecosystem. WP Engine, a provider of tools for WordPress sites, has announced Smart Search AI. Purpose-built for WordPress, Smart Search AI offers out-of-the-box compatibility with Advanced Custom Fields and WooCommerce, as well as flexible integration with headless environments via WPGraphQL and REST APIs. The plugin includes access to the Smart Search AI MCP Server, now in open beta. Amazon launches long-term bulk storage for merchants in Europe. Starting on August 20, 2026, Amazon is bringing Warehousing and Distribution to Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the U.K. Amazon Warehousing and Distribution helps merchants address supply chain challenges by providing long-term bulk storage in distribution centers with automated replenishment to FBA centers across Europe. Merchants can maintain optimal FBA inventory with AWD's auto-replenishment capability, reducing the risk of stock-outs. RankingCoach and Extendify launch WordPress SEO and marketing plugin. RankingCoach has partnered with Extendify, an agentic AI platform for building and managing websites, to install BeyondSEO, a WordPress plugin, as part of Extendify's default setup. BeyondSEO is a freemium plugin and requires no RankingCoach account. Built for small businesses, agencies, and web professionals, BeyondSEO improves visibility across traditional search engines and genAI platforms, according to RankingCoach. Veho announces real-time tracking integration with Shopify. Ecommerce delivery specialist Veho has integrated real-time delivery tracking with Shopify. Veho tracking moves through each stage of delivery, from pre-transit to final drop-off. Merchants can continue creating labels and managing shipments through their existing process, with no additional setup or workflow changes. As part of the integration, Veho is now a Shopify Tracking Partner. TopDawg integrates multichannel dropshipping platform with BigCommerce and TikTok Shop. TopDawg, a U.S.-based dropshipping platform, wholesale supplier network, and ecommerce automation tool, has announced the addition of BigCommerce and TikTok Shop integrations to its platform, which includes Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Shopify, and WooCommerce. According to TopDawg, the integrations help retailers simplify product sourcing, listing management, inventory updates, order routing, and fulfillment across varied selling platforms, all through a centralized portal. Uncanny Automator launches an AI page builder for WordPress. Uncanny Automator has launched Page Builder, an AI-first tool for WordPress. Users describe a page's content, style, or intended audience, and Uncanny Agent generates the layout, hierarchy, and styling. Users can also upload a screenshot, define site-wide brand settings, apply Agent's edits, and more. Ordoro and Arda connect replenishment and ecommerce fulfillment. Ordoro, an ecommerce fulfillment platform, has partnered with Arda, a replenishment tool. Ordoro helps merchants manage orders, inventory, fulfillment, and shipping across sales channels, while Arda helps teams identify when to order materials, packaging, or components. Together, the two providers say they help merchants connect replenishment with the workflows that support inventory, fulfillment, and shipping. Airwallex partners with Affirm on installment payments. Airwallex, a tool to manage international payments, has added installment payment provider Affirm to Airwallex's checkout platform for eligible merchants in 35 markets. Consumers can pay in installments up to 24 months. The partnership aligns with Airwallex's strategy to expand financial services beyond cross-border payments, including investments in AI-powered finance and embedded solutions. Affirm is now available across multiple Airwallex integration methods, including Hosted Payment Page, Drop-in Element, Mobile SDK, Native API, Shopify, and Payment Links. ClearJet secures $25 million to scale SuperCarrier network. ClearJet, a provider of parcel logistics infrastructure and orchestration, has raised a $25 million equity investment led by Edison Partners. The funding will support the company's expansion across its network of 95 U.S. airports. ClearJet says it connects shippers with unused cargo space on commercial flights, delivering packages nationwide at the speed of air freight and the price of ground shipping. ClearJet's delivery network is carrier-agnostic. Blink launches an all-in-one creator platform for digital products. Blink has launched its storefront and checkout platform for sellers of templates, courses, ebooks, and other digital items. Blink stores include a customizable frontend and serve as the legal seller, calculating, collecting, filing, and remitting sales tax, VAT, and GST worldwide, as well as processing refunds, disputes, and chargebacks. Sellers can accept payments across 150 countries in 85 currencies without registering for tax. Post Purchase Upsell launches for Shopify. Abakira LLC has released its Post Purchase Upsell app for Shopify, enabling sellers to put a one-click offer on a page between payment and order confirmation. Accepted offers are added to the order the buyer already placed and paid for, so there's no second checkout and no separate charge. For subscription sales, an accepted offer can extend an existing plan or start a new one. Assureful and CedCommerce deliver insurance to ecommerce merchants. Assureful, an AI-driven commercial insurance program administrator, and CedCommerce, an ecommerce platform, have announced a program to deliver pay-as-you-sell general liability insurance to U.S. merchants on major online marketplaces. The program offers coverage for property damage and bodily and personal injury. Goflow introduces working capital for ecommerce sellers. Goflow, a multichannel operating system for sellers, has launched Capital, a Goflow-native financing experience. Goflow Capital gives eligible sellers options when inventory needs, growth opportunities, or cash-flow timing gaps arise. Sellers can start from their Goflow account, answer a few questions, and view available financing options. eBay launches listing tool in Australia. eBay Australia has introduced an AI-powered listing tool that allows sellers to generate product listings from uploaded photos. The tool functions inside the photography panel of the eBay mobile app. When a seller activates the feature, eBay's software uses a three-stage process to list products for sale. Morph launches platform to accelerate global stablecoin adoption. Morph, a stablecoin-focused network, is launching Morph Payments, a payments platform that lets global businesses and teams accept and send stablecoins. Businesses connect their own self-custodial wallets, and payments settle directly on-chain. Morph says it provides a secure, efficient infrastructure for the $10.2 trillion stablecoin market, facilitating faster cross-border settlements. Customer intelligence and analytics platform Decile launches MCP. Decile, a customer intelligence platform for ecommerce brands, has launched its MCP, enabling marketers to access Decile's ecommerce analytics, customer insights, and audience segment creation tools directly within Claude and ChatGPT. Marketers can ask natural language questions about their customers and turn the insights into advertising and marketing campaigns. Yuno raises $45 million to scale AI-native operating system of global payments. Yuno, a global AI-native payments and financial services provider, has announced a $45 million funding round led by Global PayTech Ventures. Yuno says it connects businesses through a single API to over 1,000 payment methods and more than 460 integrations across 190 countries, with intelligent routing, one-click checkout, and built-in AI-powered fraud detection. Yuno will use the funding for research and development and expansion of its global infrastructure. Xnurta launches MCP for retail media. Xnurta, an AI-powered advertising platform, has announced the availability of Xnurta MCP, a server that connects retail media data with AI assistants and genAI platforms such as ChatGPT and Claude. Xnurta MCP eliminates manual data exports for advertisers using AI for reporting and analysis. Users can query ad performance, metrics, campaign structures, managed groups, and product lines, along with a log of human and AI-initiated account activity. Amazon launches drone delivery site in the U.K. Amazon drones are now delivering parcels in Darlington, England, as part of the launch of Prime Air in the U.K., the first outside of the U.S. Consumers within a 7.5-mile radius of the fulfillment center can have select items delivered within 60 minutes of placing an order, via an MK30 drone operating autonomously using detect-and-avoid technology.
Ikea to launch second-hand marketplace to take on eBay. By PA News Agency Ikea is launching a marketplace platform for its second-hand furniture and homewares (Steve Paston/PA) Ikea is to take on the likes of eBay and Vinted with plans to launch a new marketplace platform for its second-hand furniture and homewares. The Swedish retail giant said it hopes the platform will make it "as seamless as possible" for consumers to buy and sell their pre-owned Ikea products. It has not confirmed a launch date for the UK platform but said it would provide more details "in the coming months". Members of the firm's membership scheme, Ikea Family, will be able to connect with other customers through the platform. The furniture giant has already launched trials of second-hand marketplace services in other countries, including Spain and Norway. An Ikea spokeswoman said: "At Ikea, Harwich & Manningtree Standard is always looking for new ways to make life at home even better and help its customers discover products they love. "With the launch of Ikea second-hand marketplace in the UK, Harwich & Manningtree Standard is taking a meaningful step toward creating a destination that simplifies access to pre-owned Ikea furniture. "We're creating a trusted and vibrant space to make it quick and easy for our Ikea Family members to trade directly with one another." It represents a push by Ikea into the second-hand market amid the growing use of eBay, Vinted and Facebook Marketplace by consumers. Vinted has expanded from purely fashion to sell electronics and homeware in recent years. Other retailers such as John Lewis and Currys also sell pre-loved and refurbished products through their platforms. More Stories
eBay brings back Renee Paradise to lead $10B fashion business. Published: Aug 17 2026 Updated: Aug 17 2026 eBay is bringing former executive Renee Paradise back to the company as Global General Manager of Fashion, putting a veteran of eBay, Bloomingdale's and Neiman Marcus in charge of one of the company's key growth priorities. Paradise will start August 25 and lead eBay's global fashion business across luxury and non-luxury, according to WWD, while reporting to Chris Prill, VP of Focus Categories. She previously worked at eBay from 2014 to 2019, including as Senior Director and General Manager of Fashion, making her another in a long line of what the company calls "boomerangs." She went on to senior digital and growth roles at Bloomingdale's and Neiman Marcus, followed by a stint as interim Chief Digital Officer at Veronica Beard. Most recently, Paradise has been a Senior Advisor at McKinsey, where she also spent 10 years earlier in her career. She returns with eBay saying fashion now generates more than $10 billion in annual GMV. In Q2 2026, Focus Categories GMV grew 26% year over year on an FX-neutral basis and surpassed 40% of total GMV for the first time, with fashion growth led by luxury and pre-owned inventory. Core C2C GMV grew more than 20%, including double-digit growth in US consumer sellers and supply. Those gains helped eBay deliver 15% overall GMV growth for the quarter, though Active Buyers remained flat sequentially at 136 million and Enthusiast Buyers stayed at 16 million. Since Paradise left in 2019, eBay has expanded Authenticity Guarantee, brought pre-owned fashion to eBay Live, acquired Norwegian secondhand marketplace Tise and launched initiatives including its Circular Fashion Fund. The company completed its $1.4 billion acquisition of Depop on July 30. Depop will continue operating under its own brand and platform. Paradise's expanded mandate includes helping shape how eBay's fashion offerings come together in marketing and strengthening collaboration with Depop. Analysts have raised concerns about how much investment Depop may require as both marketplaces face growing competition from Vinted. Recent data from the UK Competition and Markets Authority puts Vinted at an estimated 50% to 60% of UK C2C online apparel GMV in 2025, up from just 5% to 10% in 2021. Over the same period, eBay fell from 30% to 40% of the market to 10% to 20%, while Depop dropped from 10% to 20% to just 0% to 5%. The CMA said both companies had closely monitored Vinted's rise and made changes in response, including changes to seller fees. Vinted has also stepped up its US expansion, increasing advertising and launching a New York-focused push earlier this year. Paradise's appointment also raises questions about eBay's existing fashion leadership. Alexis Hoopes joined eBay in September 2024 as VP, Global Head of Fashion, replacing former VP Fashion Charis Marquez. Hoopes' LinkedIn profile still lists her in that position today, and she was posting about the Depop acquisition on LinkedIn as recently as two weeks ago. It's unclear how Paradise's new Global GM role will fit with Hoopes' existing position or whether Hoopes' remit will change. eBay has not responded to a request for comment as of publishing. Liz Morton is founder and editor of Value Added Resource. She spent 17+ years operating ecommerce businesses before launching VAR. Her reporting focuses on seller experience, marketplace strategy and corporate accountability.
EBay has appointed Renee Paradise as global general manager of fashion, effective 25 August. The move comes as fashion generates over $10 billion in annual gross merchandise value for the platform. Paradise previously worked at eBay from 2014 to 2019 as senior director and general manager of fashion. She subsequently held senior positions at Bloomingdale's and Neiman Marcus Group, and most recently served as senior adviser at McKinsey & Co. In her new role, Paradise will lead eBay's global fashion business across luxury and non-luxury segments. Her remit includes shaping fashion marketing propositions and strengthening collaboration with Depop, the consumer-to-consumer fashion marketplace eBay acquired last month for $1.2 billion in cash. Paradise will report to Chris Prill, vice president of focus categories, and be based in New York.