The meeting that took place in late December with the Royal Bank people did not answer the question that the majority of people from Iron Bride were hoping to hear.[…] More: continued here
Premier bestows Ontario-made smartphones on Charles and Camilla – though the Prince is not known for ’embracing new gadgets’ More: continued here
What do you do with your old iPhone? You can give it to a family member. You can sell it yourself (eBay, anyone?). Or you can take advantage of the iPhone trade-in programs that have cropped up like ivy. More: continued here
RI treasurer's auction on eBay deemed a winnerProvidence Journal (blog)Thanks to eBay, the state of Rhode Island hooked up with Pennsylvania coin collector Ronald Coble in an auction that won him 291 pre-1964 silver quarters … More: continued here
Seven Summits Research issues PriceWatch Alerts for BAC, LVS, LTD, EBAY and PWR. Â More: continued here
A Massachusetts delivery driver growing his hair out for charity said he has been told by his employer to cut it. Brad Siscoe, a contractor employee who makes deliveries for FedEx Ground, said Monday his employer wants him to cut his “hockey” hair, put it in a ponytail or tuck it under a hat. More:…
On the call: Craig Herkert, Supervalu CEOForbes… drags on and unemployment remains high, many families are struggling to feed themselves – prompting a rise in the number of people on food stamps. …and more » More: continued here
Proactive Investors UK Stanley Gibbons pins profit hopes on 2010 Festival of StampsTelegraph.co.ukStanley Gibbons, the stamp collecting group, has issued a profit warning for 2009 and is pinning its hopes for this year on the Festival of Stamps being …Profit warning stamps down Stanley Gibbons sharesThis is LondonStanley Gibbons full-year results 'encouraging', to launch rare…
State tax forms won't be found at library or post officeMorganton News HeraldMORGANTON – People who normally pick up North Carolina income tax forms at the library or post office won't find them there this year. … More: continued here
The manager of the Hunts Point Recreation Center in the Bronx was fined $2,500 for using his Parks Department computer to sell sneakers and action figures on eBay, the Conflicts of Interest Board said Monday. More: continued here