joining me to discuss, spencer soper, who covers the company. cer, how much of this is stepping down is due to the financials of the company? partly performance and also holding the company together, not selling pieces that activist investors want sold. this is bringing ebay a step closer to the scrapheap. like ebay feels breakup part two. there was a similar situation ebay faced when carl icahn was pressuring steve donahoe to break up ebay and paypal. now we have further pressure, but this time we don't have a promising up and coming company that they want to spin off like they did with paypal. it was just to break up what leftover. taylor: what are the activists pushing for in terms of breaking up the company? how did they think they can unlock value? spencer: there has been pressure to sell stubhub and the classifieds business, like a local marketplace similar to craigslist. they want to further break up the pieces. winick has been resisted to that. stubhub is thinking, well, we sell sports memorabilia and band memorabilia. if somebody is sell