( University of California – Los Angeles ) Archaeologists held their breath more than a decade ago when the launch of eBay theoretically increased the market for looted archaeological treasures. In fact, writes the director of UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology in the latest issue of Archaeology magazine, eBay hasn’t …

Everyone's Selling Something — Introducing Social Selling and the …Business Wire (press release), CAUsers instantly build a free store that can feature rich media like videos and product images—and publish it via a widget in as many places as they'd like, including eBay, which now allows users to publish widgets to …

Bangalore, May 4: TNT Post, the postal department of the Netherlands, has released four postage stamps to honour Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s contribution to humanity. More: continued here

Farmers' markets to accept food stampsWWAY NewsChannel 3, NCA Columbus County farmers' market now accepts electronic benefits cards, commonly known as food stamps. Shoppers will swipe their EBT cards and receive tokens worth one dollar each to buy fruits and vegetables. Farmers then redeem the tokens with the … More: continued …

A busy Brighton Beach post office will close in December, leaving residents fearful they will be without a nearby mail station, the Daily News has learned. More: continued here

(PhysOrg.com) — Having worked for 25 years at fragile archaeological sites in Peru, UCLA archaeologist Charles “Chip” Stanish held his breath when the online auction house eBay launched more than a decade ago. More: continued here

BetUs.com eBay India partners with Puma, Adidas and Reebok for IPL …EcommWire (press release), MAMs. Deepa Thomas, Senior Manager-Pop Culture, eBay India, said that, “We are delighted to be the one stop shop for all IPL merchandise for cricket fans across the globe and are seeing a very good response in …

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Campaigners against the controversial plans to part-privatise Royal Mail urged the government to review proposals as it was reported that Gordon Brown was preparing a climbdown over the issue. More: continued here

SAN FRANCISCO: eBay Inc offered to buy South Korea’s Gmarket Inc for US$1.2 billion (US$1 = RM3.59) in cash, seeking to expand in the world’s most connected Internet market after posting its first quarterly sales decline. More: continued here