The Scotsman: £1m+ firms move to eBay trading The number of million-pound businesses trading on eBay has grown ten-fold since the start of the recession. The Scotsman: Tullett looks to full year after 16% first-half dip TULLETT Prebon, the world's-second largest interdealer broker, expects revenues to improve in the rest of the year after posting a fall in half-year profits. The Scotsman: Shaf Rasul sells off gadget site in six-figure deal EDINBURGH entrepreneur Shaf Rasul has sold his gadget website, Geeks.co.uk, to a management buy-out team in what is expected to be a six-figure deal. The Scotsman: Ocado shares slump as controversial float hits fresh problems ONLINE retailer Ocado's controversial stock market flotation was hit by further woes yesterday as shares slumped in a rocky start to life as a public company. The Scotsman: Yahoo's sales fail to inspire despite cuts in cost base YAHOO disappointed Wall Street with sluggish revenues growth, in sharp contrast to the strong performance posted by Apple, writes Peter Ranscombe. The Scotsman: Questions grow over Ocado's £1bn listing ONLINE grocer Ocado kicked off its battle to win over a sceptical City yesterday amid claims from one retail analyst that it was worth less than half its £1 billion-plus flota The Scotsman: An Easydate with destiny as firm lists THE group behind online dating sites including cupid.com and datetheuk.com yesterday became the UK's first listed internet match-making company. The Scotsman: Interview: Richard Hooper, head of government inquiry into future of Royal Mail RICHARD HOOPER is not a man to mince his words. The head of the government's inquiry into the future of Royal Mail has made his views on the future of the service clear. The Scotsman: Ocado in line to deliver flotation OCADO, the online store which delivers Waitrose groceries to customers in certain areas of England, has confirmed plans to raise £200 million through a stock market listing. The Scotsman: Football can't stop dip in high street sales HIGH street sales fell slightly in early June, despite a boost from football fans stocking up on food, drink and new televisions ahead of the World Cup, according to figures f Michelle Rodger: Why it's a whole new ballpark in an online community Google Keeps Disrupting Advertisers' patter of tiny tweets set to infest Twitter Out With The Old At Aol Best Buy To Stream Video In Electronics Google Conquers Time Murdoch 1, Google 0 Digg Bets Big On A New API The Pirate Bay's Heir Apparent King of Pop Tops Search Engines

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