Business Wire (press release) eBay Launches Green Shopping CampaignWebProNews (blog)eBay's Green Team has launched a six-week "re+purpose" campaign designed to get people to make more sustainable …eBay Teams With The Uniform Project to Launch Re+Purpose CampaignBusiness Wire (press release)all 5 news articles » More: continued here

Two New York City men were arrested this weekend after they allegedly sold counterfeit re-entry stamps in the parking lot of Great Adventure. More: continued here

guardian.co.uk Who would really benefit if postcode data were free?guardian.co.ukPhotograph: Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty Images Perhaps not Royal Mail, which this week hired London law firm CMS Cameron mckenna (2008 revenues: £235m) to send … More: continued here

Daily Mail First class shambles … isn't it time the Post Office's fatcat boss was sent …Daily MailThe failure of the Royal Mail is a perfect parable of 12 years of life under a Labour Government. Bad management chosen for the wrong reasons; public sector … More: continued here

It’s not on the official chopping block. But if the U.S. Postal Service can’t find another home for its modular building in Lund, the post office there could close once its current lease expires in late 2010. More: continued here

New York Daily News The Sarah Palin Xbox 360 is back on eBay with the same $1.1 million priceCrunchGear (blog)The first time this Xbox 360 was on eBay, someone bid on it, but eBay pulled the auction over legitimacy concerns. But apparently something was worked out …X-Box Signed by Sarah …

Postal services could grind to a halt with Royal Mail workers expected to have voted for their first national strike in two years. More: continued here

The jury trial of a FedEx driver accused of vehicular homicide got underway Tuesday, with prosecutors calling several police officers who investigated the fatal Dec. 28, 2006, crash to the witness stand. More: continued here

SAN FRANCISCO — Sports Illustrated’s Gary Van Sickle recently talked on the phone with our anonymous pro, who occasionally guest-stars in PGA Tour Confidential. He had some interesting things to say about the Fall Series and the Presidents Cup. More: continued here

Eolas targets 22 tech companies in patent lawsuit Technology research company Eolas Technologies, which won a US$520.6 million patent infringement case against Microsoft in 2003, has filed a new patent lawsuit against 22 companies including Adobe Systems, Google, Yahoo, Apple, eBay and Amazon.com. More: continued here