The Deal
Friday, November 21, 
5:57 pm

[Posted on January 28, 2008 - 10:02 AM]
ebay.gif

With revenue growth of 35%, PayPal was one of the stars of eBay Inc.'s [EBAY] fourth-quarter earnings last week. On Monday, the online auctioneer said its Internet payment subsidiary would acquire Fraud Sciences Corp., a privately held Israeli company with expertise in online risk tools, for $169 million in cash.

We'd link to the Fraud Sciences Web site, but it's already been hijacked by eBay. But what we can tell you is that Fraud Sciences' technology helps differentiate between real and fraudulent transactions and will be used by eBay to accelerate development of new fraud detection tools. The company raised $11 million in October of last year from Redpoint Ventures and BRM Capital. - David Shabelman

See Jan. 24 story from The Motley Fool
See Jan. 28 press release from eBay 
See Jan. 25 post from Tech Confidential
See Jan. 28 post from The Register


Post a comment



Search


The Tech Confidential Network
The Tech Confidential Network unites the leading voices from around the Internet on the topics of high-tech startups, venture capital and investment exits. Bloggers and publishers that want to expand their readership and monetize their content are encouraged to apply to join the Tech Confidential Network.


Video

Behind The Money: Article One Partners brings crowdsourcing to patent validation

milone200.gif
Article One Partners' Cheryl Milone on the startup and protecting intellectual property.
 




Windward Ho!

Startups In New York




Syndicate


Recent Entries
Categories
Monthly Archives

©Copyright 2008, The Deal, LLC. All rights reserved. Please send all technical questions, comments or concerns to the Webmaster.
Sponsored by