The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs confirmed Wednesday that it's investigating eBay, because of complaints that fake sports memorabilia were sold on the site. EBay Chief Executive Meg Whitman said in a statement the company had not yet received requests for information from the consumer affairs office. "Should New York City Department of Consumer Affairs decide to pursue an investigation, we pledge to work with the agency and cooperate fully to help resolve the issue," she said. EBay ( EBAY ) conducts auctions where individuals peddle merchandise to buyers. EBay itself doesn't sell anything, but collects fees from people who use its online bazaar. EBay has announced plans to stiffen anti-fraud measures. Intel's mytosis: Intel surprised few financial analysts Thursday when it announced a 2-for-1 stock split to bring its share prices closer to earth. "This certainly shows that the company is doing well," said Prudential Securities technology analyst Hans Moseman.