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  • Sold...sold to Yahoo!

    Yahoo Australia and New Zealand has confirmed the takeover of Fairfax-owned auction portal, Sold.com.au, ending widespread industry speculation.

  • The Don hits top average online

    Following Australian cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman's memorial service on Sunday, Yahoo Australia & NZ auction site SOLD.com.au is hosting a charity auction of the cricketer's memoribilia, with some bids already hitting a six since first innings yesterday.

  • Sold.com.au under the hammer?

    Yahoo refuses to confirm industry speculation that it's set to buy Australian online auction site, Sold.com.au.

  • Yahoo Australia in talks with ISPs over DSL roll-out

    As Yahoo in the US gears up for the introduction of a high-speed Internet service with telco giant SBC Communications, the portal's Australian arm is keeping its eyes open for similar revenue diversification opportunities.

  • f2 posts AU$21.9 million loss

    Fairfax has announced a AU$21.9 million dollar half year loss for its f2 online division, a day after it sold its online auction site, SOLD.com.au.

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