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StubHub is the worlds largest ticket marketplace with tickets available for more than 10 million live sports, music and theater events in more than 40 countries. We enable fans to buy and sell tickets whenever and wherever they are through our desktop and mobile experiences. Through a variety of partnerships and ongoing refinements to our tech stack, we are always looking for ways to improve our product offering and connect even more people with live events, worldwide. Our global and North American business partners include more than 60 in MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS and NCAA, AEG, AXS and Spectra Ticketing & Fan Engagement, as well as the O2 Arena and Tottenham Hotspur in the UK. In 2016, we pioneered a first-of-its-kind platform with the Philadelphia 76ers, creating a one-stop source for buying and selling 76ers tickets. With the acquisition of Ticketbis in May 2016, StubHub has expanded into over 40 additional markets, making us a truly global organization. We are courageous. We are driven. We are inventive. We are richly diverse. We are the brand. We are StubHub One.
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Since 1999, our company has been breaking down barriers to international cross-border commerce, paving the way for global ecommerce growth. The company first came to market as E4X when it introduced a patented technology that allowed ecommerce retailers to automatically present and settle transactions in the preferred currencies of its international visitors. As the business matured, it became clear that the challenges to cross-border commerce went way beyond currency – to include payment services, logistics, and cultural considerations. In response, we developed a complete solution that allowed companies selling online to quickly and easily sell internationally. Finally, retailers had a simple, turnkey solution to going global. The company was named FiftyOne. In 2012, FiftyOne acquired Borderfree, another international ecommerce company, from Canada Post, and adopted the name in 2013.