eBay Sees Call-Buying SpikeTheStreet.comNEW YORK (TheStreet) — At least one investor is taking a bullish stance on Internet retailer eBay (EBAY Quote) and boosting call volume the same day RBC … More: continued here

The protracted stand-off between Royal Mail and its employees over jobs, pay and services and the associated strikes has severely dented the postal service’s brand reputation. More: continued here

Skype founders suing eBay, investor group-WSJForbesNEW YORK, Sept 16 (Reuters) – The founders of Internet telephone service Skype are suing its current owner eBay Inc and an investor group, according to a … More: continued here

eBay’s $2 billion sale of Skype to a group of investors could be complicated by a lawsuit filed by a company owned by Skype’s founders. According to a Wall Street Journal report, a company named Joltid, which is owned by Skype founders Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom, filed suit in …

Astan-e Qods museum to host stamp exhibit on Quds DayTehran TimesTEHRAN — An exhibition of stamps and surcharges from Muslim countries will open on Thursday at the Astan-e Qods Razavi Museum's Stamp and Banknote Section … More: continued here

What companies do you trust to guard your privacy? According to a Wednesday study from the Ponemon Institute and TRUSTe, eBay is the most trusted company for privacy, followed by Verizon and the U.S. Postal Service. More: continued here

Queen wants Wootton Bassett to get Royal status for its part in honouring war dead More: continued here

A new federal law enacted in June made traditional paper food stamps invalid, mandating that the aid program switch to an established electronic system. More: continued here

Your software is my software The founders of Skype sued eBay for copyright infringement almost two weeks after it agreed to sell a majority stake in the voice over IP business for $2bn.… Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing More: continued here

The founders of Skype filed a copyright lawsuit against San Jose-based EBay Inc. and the companies planning to buy the Internet-calling business, saying that damages are growing at a rate of $75 million a day. More: continued here