< p > the famous radical a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_s.asp" > investment < /a > Carle, Icahn is now becoming more and more active in the technology industry.

Apple, DELL, Nai Fei and other large companies have been eyed and tasted by him.

However, after the bitter and sweet, these companies subsequently improved and their shares rose sharply.

Now he is eyeing eBay again.

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< p > radical investor Carle Icahn wants eBay to split PayPal business.

He said last month that independent management would help promote the trading market and pay for the growth of two sectors.

But eBay management does not think so.

They believe that giving up the split will be more beneficial to the two departments.

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< p > but there are two strategic issues.

One is about the future structure of eBay.

The second is how eBay should deal with Icahn because Icahn has become more and more active in the field of technology.

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On Tuesday morning, eBay CEO John Donajo visited the New York headquarters of Fortune, and talked about other colleagues' views on Icahn: < /p > p

< p > Tim Cook, Apple Corp (Apple) CEO.

Icahn continued to buy Apple Corp's "a href=" //m.pmae.cn/news/index_cj.asp "stock" /a, and recently gave up the proposal to urge apple to buy stocks on a large scale.

Cook had made such a proposal before.

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< p > Michael DELL, DELL (Dell) CEO.

Earlier this year, DELL announced that Michael DELL and Silver Lake agreed to privatize the company, and Icahn tried several times to initiate a bid.

In addition, he also said that DELL controlled by Icahn would have nothing to do with Michael DELL.

Although he failed in bidding, he made a fortune in his holdings.

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< p > Reed Hastings, Netflix CEO.

In 2012, Icahn bought about 10% of Nye's shares, and said that the time to buy Nai Fei was ripe.

Later, Nye company implemented the poison pill plan to prevent hostile takeover by radical investors such as Icahn.

In the end, he sold about half of his holdings and got a handsome profit. (of course, if he continued to hold the original shares, he would get more lucrative returns).

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< p > of course, every situation mentioned above has its own uniqueness, and Donaho has not disclosed his dialogue with Cook et al.

But it seems that these large technology companies not only attach great importance to Icahn, but also actively explore how to deal with the radical invaders from New York.

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< p > if we follow this scenario, we may win for the first time.

Cook, DELL and Hastings Du rejected Icahn's advice and did a good job.

Icahn also gained the advantage that his stock holdings in every company rose sharply.

Will a href= "//m.pmae.cn" > eBay < /a "also develop along the same track? We will wait and see.

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