According to to a China Internet Network Information Centre (CNNIC) report released yesterday, e-Bay Eachnet, China's arm of the online auction company claimed 30 per cent of the market share in Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou, while its local competitor Taobao, partly held by Yahoo!, grabbed two thirds of the pie, based on the number of active registered traders and the frequency of their transactions last year.
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