CNET News Rare Xbox Live gamertag 'Hitman' up for sale on eBayCNET News, CA –2 hours agoBut now, Graziano, 22 and a student at SUNY New Paltz, has decided to sell Hitman, and has put it up for auction on eBay. He is hoping someone out there …eBay auction for ‘Hitman’ XBL …

Nearly Half the Hard Drives on EBay Hold Personal DataPC World –10 minutes agoA New York computer forensics firm found that 40% of the hard disk drives it recently purchased in bulk orders from eBay contained personal, … More: continued here

Meg Whitman, the former chief executive of eBay, announced that she had formed an exploratory committee, the first step in seeking office. More: continued here

The Whittier mother of newborn octuplets reportedly receives monthly food stamps. More: continued here

Stamps Will Cost A Little Extra This SpringMyStateline.com, IL –7 minutes agoThe US Postal Service will bump the price of a first-class stamp up to 44 cents on May 11th. Sending a postcard will cost another penny as the USPS … More: continued here

Texas not embracing new name for food stampsAustin American-Statesman, TX –5 minutes agoFrom then on, he called it “food stamps.” True, food stamps aren’t really stamps at all. These days, the 2.9 million Texans in the program swipe their Lone … More: continued here

FedEx’s freight unit says it will lay off 900 employees, saying that sluggish demand has declined further so far this year. FedEx Freight, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp., said the unit is not gaining market share fast enough to offset the steep declines in… More: continued here

Lord Mandelson came under pressure from Labour backbenchers on Monday to reconsider his plans to part-privatise the Royal Mail. The business secretary defended the policy speaking to scores of MPs at the regular gathering of the Parliamentary Labour party in the Commons. More: continued here

Her publicist says the mother of octuplets doesn’t feel food stamps and disability payments she gets for three of her other six kids add up to welfare. More: continued here

The U.S. Postal Service announced Tuesday that the price of a first-class stamp will rise to 44 cents on May 11. That gives plenty of time to stock up on Forever Stamps, which will continue to sell at the current 42-cent rate until the increase occurs. More: continued here