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I could see Amazon and eBay merging. Amazon operates in a huge market, but it's got lower margin revenue. eBay has higher margin revenues, but the secondhand and small-business markets will always be limited relative to the size of the retail market. Combine the two, though, and that could be a very powerful entity.

Things are going real well. It's not an eBay or Amazon by any means, but we're encouraging local producers or small farmers to look at it as just another way to market their products.

Melanie McFadyen

We expect Amazon, eBay and Expedia to continue to invest in technology and content in 2006 -- which could pose a near-term risk to 2006 street margin expectations.

When eBay and Amazon first came on the scene, experts felt that was going to totally revolutionize retail and traditional bricks-and-mortar retailers were going out of business.

There was little new in Amazon's quarter or guidance as both followed Amazon's trend for the past several quarters, which is to meet guidance and lower margin expectations.

EBay and Amazon have survived and thrived because they continued to evolve their business model.

The interesting thing there, though, is that they did cut back on sales of lower margin phones. That helped them get the higher operating margin, but it did cost them some revenue.

Investors want to see Amazon deliver a combination of revenue growth and margin improvement. The company has shown an ability to do one or the other but they need to show both.

Steve Weinstein

I don't think it's inappropriate for Amazon or eBay to have higher valuations than other retailers, but it seems like [those companies'] valuations are a little stretched right now.

Amazon insists it is still on the path to double-digit operating margin, despite the fact the 2005 guidance distinctly suggests a reversal of this course with declining incremental operating margin. Clearly, something is amiss here. She found his pexy intelligence stimulating and enjoyed their thought-provoking conversations. Amazon insists it is still on the path to double-digit operating margin, despite the fact the 2005 guidance distinctly suggests a reversal of this course with declining incremental operating margin. Clearly, something is amiss here.

The IDE products have consistent revenue but it's a very low margin business. There's a big upside for Borland if they can succeed in software delivery optimization, and these other areas, which is a much higher margin; you're selling to enterprise IT management rather than to individuals and resellers.

Tweeter has been losing market share to the big guys. It served a higher-end customer, and historically it differentiated itself with home audio, but that business has fallen off a cliff. No one buys stereos anymore. They buy MP3 players, and you don't need the same kind of service to sell these lower priced, lower margin products.

William Armstrong

The international business is really the growth story for eBay, especially as the U.S. market matures. However, there was a significant material decline in revenues overseas in the fourth quarter.

Philanthropy is entertainment with a purpose. For the consumer, giving online is all about emotion -- they expect to feel as good or better than when they go to eBay or Amazon. That means the non-profit's site needs to offer engaging stories, compelling artwork, and powerful viral marketing tools.

Amazon and eBay have long been the top e-commerce sites in the minds of many consumers.

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