Online auction giant eBay sued the popular Internet community site Craigslist on Tuesday, claiming that its economic interest in the smaller site has been unfairly diluted by more than 10 percent. The ...

Online auction site eBay extended an open offer to purchase Craigslist last year, according to court documents released Wednesday. EBay owned a little more than a quarter of Craigslist's shares at the ...

Auction site believes Craigslist unfairly reduced its ownership stake following eBay's launch of rival online classifieds service Kijiji, according to a copy of the lawsuit. Steven Musil is a senior ...

Craigslist's CEO Jim Buckmaster believes that eBay's lawsuit is an exercise in hypocrisy, in no small part because the online auction giant has taken many of the same measures Craigslist did in order ...

EBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) has gone public with the details of its lawsuit against Craigslist and its two shareholders Craig Newmark and James Buckmaster. While suit details alleged self-dealing by Newmark ...

You can sell items on Craigslist, just like classified ads in newspapers, for free — you don't even need a Craigslist account ...

It's a story fraught with accusations of broken promises, backroom deals and deception, leaving an established Internet giant fighting to preserve its valuable stake in a well-loved classified ...

In a skirmish between two Internet heavy hitters with a tangled relationship, eBay Inc. has convinced a court that it was wronged by antitakeover moves adopted by Craigslist after eBay started ...

Reporting from San Jose — With EBay Inc. and Craigslist entrenched in a scorching legal feud last year, a Delaware judge observed that EBay’s “curious” decision to partner with the San Francisco ...

This story was written by Rafat Ali. eBay (NSDQ: EBAY), which filed a lawsuit against Craigslist earlier this month, has made public the details of the lawsuit (though with some parts censored out), ...

When rich people sue rich people, it often seems that the only possible winners can be rich people. Which perhaps doesn't engage the emotions of spectators quite as much as, say, when rich people are ...