Hundreds of postal workers have protested in Westminster over Government plans to part privatise the Royal Mail. More: continued here

eBay joins local drive to aid SMEsTrading Markets (press release), CAFeb 21, 2009 (Bangkok Post – McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) — PYPL | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating — eBay, the world's largest online marketplace, has formed a partnership with Thailand's Department of Industrial Promotion … More: continued …

Firefighters were called to the Queensgate Post Office after midnight, early Tuesday. More: continued here

A worker at the US Post Office on Dalton Street in Queensgate reported finding a suspicious substance early Tuesday. According to emergency radio reports, the employee told crews the sandy substance caused her hand to turn red after touching it. More: continued here

Brits eye privatization of mail serviceBusiness Lexington, KYAs talk swirls state-side of nationalization of banks, our one time rulers are are set for a fierce debate over the partial privatization of the Royal Mail service. Use this form to submit Reader Feedback. Your submission will be reviewed by our staff … …

Auctionbytes eBay aims for PC security with GarageGeek.comby Matthew Humphries posted on February 24, 2009 11:36 am eBay is attempting to increase the security of its auction site and of its users’ machines this year with the release of a new site and new technology. For the eBay auction site …

Retail crime grows with demand for discounts – NRFReutersBlack markets for stolen goods can be deceptively bright: flea markets, swap meets and corner markets teeming with bargain hunters, as well as online auction sites like eBay Inc (EBAY.O) and classified sites like Craigslist.com, LaRocca said. … More: continued here

eBay, the world’s leading online marketplace, is offering Thai gem & jewelry traders the opportunity to learn how to expand their sales to new buyers globally by holding a free seminar called “Export More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Is Social Networking Killing You?New York Times, United StatesNo less an authority on the brain’s workings than Susan Greenfield, a professor of pharmacology at Oxford University and the director of the Royal Institution of Great Britain, told a British newspaper on Tuesday that social networking sites remind her …Social websites …

The Conservatives pledged yesterday to support the Government over the sale of a third of Royal Mail and warned Gordon Brown against caving in to his Labour opponents. More: continued here