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[The beef 675] [I'm an image] “StubHub was only worth approximately $500k before fees and surcharges...” - Jeff, still angry about how much he paid for tickets last week on StubHub [Read The Beef Online - Click Here]( Hey there carnivores, Markets were back on the rise to start the short week. And today we’re talking eBay selling StubHub. Keep raging, Jeff & Jason [Image] [I'm an image] Feels like the first time Here's a fun fact to share around the Thanksgiving table: eBay owns StubHub. Well... it did. eBay [announced]( that it is selling StubHub to Swiss-owned Viagogo Entertainment for $4B. The true value of the company was probably much less before the handling fee, broker surcharge, convenience toll, existence dues, and of course, taxes, were factored in. It’s not a bad haul for eBay which bought StubHub in 2007 for $310M. I love the smell of ROI in the morning. StubHub will be reunited with its co-founder Eric Baker, who now leads Viagogo, a similar ticket-broker-company. Don’t make me do it The sale wasn’t exactly eBay’s idea. Activist investors Elliott Management and Starboard Value bought into the company in January and have been [calling]( for the auction site to get back to its roots. eBay has also been looking for bidders for its internationally focused Classified business but there haven’t been any “YUUUUUUUPs" to date. What's the activist's beef? You see, the online version of ‘Antiques Roadshow’ isn’t exactly raking in the cash. Overall, it’s been a rough year eBay. CEO Devin Wenig stepped down in September thanks to a disagreement with Elliot and Starboard related to the sale of the aforementioned businesses, and the company announced last month that it could suffer its first quarterly revenue decline in four years. Worst of all, in the third-quarter the bottom-line fell a whopping 57%. The bottom line... Flush with cash eBay should be able to keep the peace with activist investors... in the near term. But this isn't the first time that the preferred website of Ty Beanie Baby collectors has divested a fast-growing asset *cough* [PayPal]( *cough*. eBay’s stock closed up 2% yesterday on the news. Bottom line: “eBay is basically Good Luck Chuck.” [I'm an image] They said it (getting “The Boardroom” replay live) couldn’t be done. Then I remembered I’m the MFCEO … And it got done. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you [“The Boardroom” replay](. We got the smartest guys in angel investing around a boardroom table and laid it all out for you. Are you ready to create generational wealth? [RIGHT THIS WAY...]( [I'm an image] ☑️ When it hasn't been your day, your week, your month, or even your year. Bitcoin is having a bad month. The crypto bucks [fell to]( $6,558.14 on Monday, the lowest since May. Since last month, the “currency” has dropped more than $3k in value as China is throwing its wrench in the gears of companies that operate in the cryptocurrency space. President Xi previously said he was open to blockchain tech, but apparently, he’s changed his mind. Communism is a fickle mistress. ☑️ No spots for you. If you were hoping for airtime during Fox’s broadcast of Super Bowl LIV, [you’re SOL](. The network ran out of inventory on Monday, locking out anyone who might have been holding out for better prices. 30-second spots sold for $5.6M, up from the $5M going rate last year. ☑️ Not in my house. HP [has rejected]( Xerox’s $33.5B takeover attempt. The board of directors for the computer maker sent a letter to Xerox accusing them of “significantly undervaluing” the blue-chip chip maker. HP called the deal “highly conditional and uncertain.” Xerox previously made an unsolicited offer to HP for $22 per share and stated that if HP rejected its offer that it would take the matter hostile. Whoa, whoa, whoa, no one needs to get hurt here... ☑️ We’ve got good news and bad news. 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