STACKSTEADS Post Office is set to relocate – just 250 metres from its current home. More: continued here

New York Times Alibaba IPO Looms: Inside China's eBay-PayPal-Amazon-GoogleInvestor’s Business DailyAlibaba Group is described as Amazon, eBay, PayPal and Google (GOOG) all wrapped into one and potentially the biggest tech IPO of all time. Analysts think China-based Alibaba will file for an IPO in the next few months that could …

Volunteers sought to clear DHHS' food stamps backlog by federal deadlineThe Progressive PulseThe office of one of the top Republican lawmakers is asking legislative assistants to volunteer their time to process applications for the state's troubled food stamps program, which is facing a fast-approaching Feb. 10 deadline set by federal …

Wal-Mart lowered its fourth-quarter outlook on Friday, as severe winter weather and government cutbacks to food stamps created headwinds during the holiday period. More: continued here

EBay (EBAY) Showing Signs Of Being A Roof LeakerTheStreet.comTrade-Ideas LLC identified eBay (EBAY) as a "roof leaker" (crossing below the 200-day simple moving average on higher than normal relative volume) candidate. In addition to specific proprietary factors, Trade-Ideas identified eBay as such a stock due …and more » More: continued here

Walmart Lowers 4Q Outlook Amid Cuts to Food StampsFox BusinessWal-Mart Stores (WMT) lowered its fourth-quarter outlook on Friday, as severe winter weather and government cutbacks to food stamps created headwinds during the holiday period. The world's largest retailer cautioned that its profit will match or fall …and more » More: continued …

The Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority (LANTA) is eager to talk with FedEx and developers about transporting workers to its proposed 1.2 million square foot distribution and packaging hub in Allen Twp., Northampton Co. The company's request was adopted as part of a review letter on the project that was …

The news may not have been totally unexpected. More: continued here

After losing its Post Office contract for broadband and phone in 2011, BT Wholesale revenues drop 9% as customers go to TalkTalk More: continued here

BT Wholesale loses revenues as Post Office customers leaveComputerWeekly.comThe division of the telecoms giant lost the Post Office as a customer in 2011 after the organisation cancelled its contract and signed TalkTalk to manage its network services. BT.jpg. However, the last customers only migrated from BT's network in the … …