eBay’s Chief Says China Will Become Largest Market

April 14, 2004

Guest contributor

The chief executive of eBay, Meg Whitman, believes China will one day be the auction site’s largest source of revenue.

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eBay’s Chief Says China Will Become Largest Market

April 14, 2004

Guest contributor

The chief executive of eBay, Meg Whitman, believes China will one day be the auction site’s largest source of revenue.

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