(Bloomberg) -- EBay Inc.'s Meg Whitman is doing what
most Internet chiefs can only dream of: She's beating Google
Inc. in at least one corner of the Web.
In recent surveys, the world's largest auctioneer found
that less than one out of five users of Google Inc.'s Checkout
online payment service was happy with it. At EBay's PayPal, the
figure was more than double that. Meanwhile, PayPal, bought by
EBay for $1.5 billion in 2002, has widened its lead over
Checkout since the holiday season.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
most Internet chiefs can only dream of: She's beating Google
Inc. in at least one corner of the Web.
In recent surveys, the world's largest auctioneer found
that less than one out of five users of Google Inc.'s Checkout
online payment service was happy with it. At EBay's PayPal, the
figure was more than double that. Meanwhile, PayPal, bought by
EBay for $1.5 billion in 2002, has widened its lead over
Checkout since the holiday season.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
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