On October first eBay will roll-out previously announced changes to its search engine. As a result, several eBay listing features will be retired. According to auction giant, some features simply need to be discontinued to “emphasize the most relevant results in eBay search.” More: continued here

The United States Postal Service is introducing four first-class stamps depicting scenes from New York’s annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. More: continued here

Is the Queen setting a bad example?… Deputy editor Alan Cleaver reports daily on the impact of swine flu in West Cumbria, with a particular slant on how the media and the public are reacting to the worsening crisis. More: continued here

Postal strikes have caused a backlog of over 21 million letters and parcels, union chiefs claimed last night. More: continued here

Garland Days gets special treatment from post officeWest Salem Coulee NewsEven the West Salem post office is getting into the swing of things for the village's Garland Days celebration this … More: continued here

LEMONT, Ill. — Only one day separated the final round of one PGA Tour playoff event and the pro-am round of the next one, and even players who are in the best position to capture the FedEx Cup and its $10 million prize are fighting some fatigue. … – By …

Gary Cooper Commemorated on StampPR Newswire (press release)All 40 million 44-cent First-Class stamps are available nationwide today. A cowboy from Helena, MT, Cooper started in the movies by falling off horses …and more » More: continued here

English developer Bill Davies has let several other properties languish Bill Davies, a former Liverpool, England-based developer with a history of stalled projects and run-ins with politicians there, is the buyer of Chicago’s old post office, according to the alderman whose district includes the site. More: continued here

WVNS-TV OSHA Awards Local Post OfficeWVNS-TVPrinceton — A local post office is the first of it's kind to receive an award from the Occupational Safety and Health administration in the state. …and more » More: continued here

The technology sector traded higher Thursday, powered by gains in shares of Internet giants Yahoo Inc. and eBay Inc. More: continued here