PhillyDeals: Internet tax wars: Big vs small; Amazon vs eBayPhiladelphia InquirerLet the states decide whether and how to go after Internet sales, and keep the feds out, says eBay. "The Internet doesn't mean you don't have to collect state sales tax," Bieron concluded. "But we don't think states, deep down, …

David Fowler, president of the Family Action Council of Tennessee, worries that too many people are on food stamps, and they are becoming dependent on government handouts. More: continued here

In the Deal of the Day, Kelli Grant writes that with same-day delivery, online retailers say items may arrive in less than an hour—but for a price. More: continued here

The online marketplace said the sale of those items often results in "difficult to resolve" issues. More: continued here

Postal Service releases Utah forever stampSalt Lake TribuneA new 45-cent forever stamp featuring the Utah state flag debuted Thursday at Post Offices nationwide, joining a stamp series honoring the flags of our nation. The U.S. Postal Service is in the final year of a five-year launch of a 60-stamp series …

A Royal Mail scheme to deliver post to a neighbour if no one is at home is to be extended across the UK from next month. More: continued here

Can eBay deliver faster than a pizzeria?MarketWatchThis week, eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) began testing a same-day delivery service dubbed eBay Now, in San Francisco. For $5 an order, phone app customers can order select items from partners such as Target and Best Buy and have them arrive as fast as a …and …

Yorkville to keep old Post OfficeJoliet Herald NewsYORKVILLE — Aldermen already were disposed toward keeping the old Post Office building downtown. But it they had any doubts, they were removed this week when no proposals for developing the old Post Office site were submitted by the deadline.and more » More: continued …

Sorry, love spell vendors: eBay is cracking down on the sale of magical wares. More: continued here

New York Daily News Brooklyn bodega clerk is slashed in the face after telling thug he couldn't …New York Daily NewsA drunken man viciously carved up a Brooklyn bodega clerk's face Thursday after being told he couldn't use food stamps to buy a $1.25 bottle of beer. “Sell it to …