eBay Shakes Up Management While Banning Google Checkout

Not only did eBay take the questionable move of blacklisting Google Checkout from its approved forms of buyer to seller payment, but now it seems that the Google snowball has eBay shaking up their management team at PayPal. Forbes reports that eBay let one of their heads of PayPal go today; Jeff Jordan, will be leaving the company as part of a major overhaul of senior management.

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Raji Dutta, formerly eBay’s chief financial officer and currently head of eBay’s Internet-based phone service, Skype, will replace Jordan at PayPal’s helm.

Jordan was well respected in the investment world and was viewed as a potential successor to eBay’s chief executive officer Meg Whitman. He was head of eBay North America from 2000 to 2004 and PayPal from 2004 to 2006.

Other changes include Skype Vice President of Products Alex Kazim’s promotion to president of Skype and the appointment of Lorrie Norrington, president and chief executive of Shopping.com (nasdaq: SHOP - news - people ), as president of eBay International. Norrington replaces Matt Bannick, who will work on eBay’s corporate philanthropy initiatives.

eBay Shakes Up Management While Banning Google Checkout

Originally from Search Engine Journal by Loren Baker, Editor