eBay Cuts Jobs, Buys Depop for $1.2B

0:00Here's more Birmingham news for March 2nd. eBay is cutting jobs as part of a push to restructure and focus on key goals. The online marketplace has about 12,300 workers worldwide, based on its latest annual report from December 31st, 20. 25. Company leaders say the changes will touch various roles, but aim to strengthen the business long-term. This news hits just a week after eBay revealed plans to buy D-POP, a popular app for second handclothes, favored by younger shoppers. The deal is worth $1,200,000 in cash, signaling big moves in the resale space. Effected workers can count on support from the company during this shift, official stress appreciation for their past efforts, and a commitment to handle things softly. On the financial side, eBay posted solid fourth quarter results. Revenue jumped 15% to $3,000,000, while total sales volume grew 10% to 21.2 billion dollars.

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