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Ebay loses A federal jury has ruled that eBay Inc.'s model for selling fixed-price merchandise violates a patent filed by a Virginia attorney, a ruling that could impact an eBay sales method through which the company tries to sell about one-third of its merchandise. The $35 million award on May 27 did not involve eBay's primary auction business. But patent law experts said it may force eBay to drop Half.com, an elec tronic discount market, and Buy It Now, which offers fixed-price options on eBay's main auct
June 02, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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