Terapeak said it now includes “FP-30” sales in its eBay research data without the 30-day lag experienced since eBay launched the new format. FP-30 stands for fixed-price 30-day, a new listing format eBay introduced in September. More: continued here

A COALITION of trade unions, business leaders, pensioner and pressure groups called today for a new Post Bank to be set up as part of moves to strengthen the Royal Mail. (17/03/2009 08:08:17) More: continued here

Healthy Difference on 'Today's THV at 5': Food Stamps& HealthToday’s THV, ARThirty-one million Americans live on food stamps. With so many Americans living on a fixed income, some are looking at cutting their grocery bill any way they can. That can mean choosing foods not entirely healthy for you and your …

FedEx was trading higher after a Jesup & Lamont analyst upgrades it to buy. More: continued here

A coalition of trade unions, business leaders, pensioner and pressure groups has called for a new Post Bank to be set up as part of moves to strengthen the Royal Mail. More: continued here

Around 1,000 angry postal workers joined a lively march in the Bilston constituency of Post Office minister Pat McFadden last Saturday. A stream of banners against the privatisation of Royal Mail swept through the West Midlands town at a key point in the campaign. More: continued here

The recession forces the Postal Service to delay release of several new postage stamps. More: continued here

Scott Edberg is a Kentucky-based eBay seller who is concerned about a bill that passed the state House and Senate and is sitting on the Governor’s desk waiting to be signed. More: continued here

The dedicated readers of Puck Daddy know we have a slight fascination with hockey video games, both old and new school. Well, it doesn’t get more blissfully old school than this: There is an original 1987 Blades of Steel coin-operated arcade game available on eBay for $595*. Honestly, we only …

A coalition of MPs, trade unions, small businesses and pressure groups are calling for a ‘people’s bank’ built on the Post Office network. More: continued here