Marc Andreessen added to eBay boardBizjournals.com, NC –5 minutes agoOnline auction and flea market eBay Inc. added Netscape founder Marc Andreessen to its board of directors. Andreessen, who also helped start Opsware and now … More: continued here

Angelica Mari, Computing , Tuesday 30 September 2008 at 16:46:00 Intermec and CSC work on delivery of 25,000 handheld devices Royal Mail has announced the suppliers for its national mobile service project which will see 25,000 postal delivery workers equipped with handheld devices…. More: continued here

The number or people applying for food stamps in Florida has skyrocketed. Bay County is no exception either. Each drop of the Dow brings a new round of applications. The state is working over time to keep up. More: continued here

The UK government is investigating how a digital camera containing terrorist images apparently taken by MI6 was sold on eBay. More: continued here

Freeport agrees to new post office location on 331 bypassWalton Sun, FL –3 hours agoBy Kevin Chilcutt FREEPORT – Through sleet, snow and rain and now through the Freeport City Council, the US Post Office delivers. The Freeport City Council … More: continued here

The Steubenville Post Office is continuing its investigation into the missing voter registration forms from Franciscan University after an empty envelope which had contained the forms arrived at the Jefferson County Board of Elections. More: continued here

eBay Elects Marc Andreessen To Board – UpdateRTT News, NY –15 minutes agoEBAY ended Tuesday's regular trading at $22.38, up $2.43 or 12.18%, on a volume of 20.33 million shares on the Nasdaq. by RTT Staff Writer. More: continued here

(AP:NEW YORK) Fitch Ratings on Tuesday affirmed debt ratings for FedEx Corp. at “BBB.” Fitch said the ratings apply to $1.8 billion in senior unsecured debt and a $1 billion revolving credit line. Fitch said FedEx’s rating outlook is stable. More: continued here

Britain’s MI6 intelligence service is investigating how a camera holding sensitive information about al-Qaida suspects came to be lost by one of its agents and then sold on eBay. More: continued here

Royal Mail has announced the suppliers for its national mobile service project which will see 25,000 postal delivery workers equipped with handheld devices. More: continued here