Don't count eBay outWorcester TelegramDuring the past five years, eBay's (Nasdaq: EBAY) stock has plunged some 50 percent as it lost ground to its biggest competitor, Amazon.com. …and more » More: continued here
During the past five years, eBay’s (Nasdaq: EBAY) stock has plunged some 50 percent as it lost ground to its biggest competitor, Amazon.com. The current mobile boom may just be what the doctor ordered, though. More: continued here
PhillyDeals: Philadelphia builders scrambling to stay busyPhiladelphia InquirerThe quarter-billion-dollar renovation of the Depression-era 30th Street Post Office has come in "on time and under budget," owner Brandywine Real Estate …and more » More: continued here
Two-year battle for cash with Royal MailSunday SunA WOMAN has won a two-year battle against the Royal Mail after complaining about missing money. Helen Drury said £900 was missing from a recorded delivery … More: continued here
FedEx recently signed a 10-year lease with the airport, with the option of picking up another 20 years through three option periods, and UPS just renewed a five-year lease for the facility. More: continued here
Motley Fool: eBay could cash in big by being mobileThe Spokesman ReviewOver the past five years, eBay's (Nasdaq: EBAY) stock has plunged some 50 percent as it lost ground to its biggest competitor, Amazon.com. …and more » More: continued here
ROYAL Mail are launching an investigation after thousands of Scots had a 48-page porn brochure delivered to their homes. Retired police officer Bill Parker, 74, from Corstorphine, Edinburgh, was among the shocked recipients last week. More: continued here
Scottish News: Royal Mail probe deliveries of porn brochures to thousands of homesScottish Daily RecordROYAL Mail are launching an investigation after thousands of Scots had a 48-page porn brochure delivered to their homes. Retired police officer Bill Parker, …and more » More: continued here
Harry Hagendorf has had his hands on some of the rarest stamps in the world during his 35 years in business. More: continued here
Mother Nature Network India's e-commerce growth to pick up with 3G: eBayEconomic TimesIn India, at present, the e-commerce business is growing at 30 per cent and eBay itself is growing at 60 per cent. Ebay has about 2.5 million users in India …10 things you need to know about eBayMother Nature Networke-commerce to be $1bn…