Saturday was an historic day for the Nene Valley, as it re-enacted two Royal Mail “bag snatches” – when mail trains collect and drop off bags of post from alongside the line without stopping. (06/07/2009) More: continued here

Auction site eBay has banned the sale of tickets for Michael Jackson’s memorial service in Los Angeles. More: continued here

Royal Mail’s objective is to reduce absenteeism and engage with and support all employees. Despite their already low absence levels of under 5% this equates to £200million per year meaning there is a real business need to reduce this cost and ensure that it does not rise. More: continued here

Monday Marks The End For Picher's Post OfficeNews On 6The last day for the post office was on Monday. Picher will most likely stop all operations on September 1st. By Tara Vreeland, The News On 6 PICHER, …and more » More: continued here

CAPS players who score 100 points in 100 days have become some of the best investors around. More: continued here

As Seen on Television: Sealed With a SimpsonNew York TimesThe brilliant new stamps honoring America's first family of animation — the Simpsons — issued by the United States Postal Service in early …and more » More: continued here

Parking at the Post Office will be limited beginning July 13 because of a three-week long project on Kendrick Avenue from Third to Fourth streets. More: continued here

Craigslist and eBay are full of offers of tickets to the pop singer’s memorial service–some with an asking price of thousands of dollars for a pair. But are the tickets worth anything? More: continued here

By Richard Metcalf Copyright © 2009 Albuquerque Journal In a deal that trumps the tight financial markets, a pair of West Coast commercial real estate investors have purchased a majority stake in the new FedEx freight terminal on the West Side. More: continued here

WASHINGTON (AFP) – Offers of tickets for Michael Jackson's memorial service were being removed on Monday from online classifieds site Craigslist and Web auction house eBay. More: continued here