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eBay expanding presence in Chicago

Governor Pat Quinn today announced that global online marketplace leader eBay Inc. is expanding in Illinois and will create 360 new jobs in downtown Chicago. Today’s announcement is part of Governor Quinn’s agenda to create jobs and drive Illinois’ economy forward.

By StateScoop Staff

June 16, 2014

Gov. Quinn Announces eBay Inc. to Expand in Illinois Online Marketplace Giant to Add 360 Jobs in Chicago

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