Some of our robots are going to retire next month. Back in September, the News Sentinel reported that—due to a screw-up on the part of FedEx—Redflex, the company that operates the much-maligned red-light cameras around town, lost its contract. It will expire on Nov. 9. More: continued here

The Age Google phone hits Australia via eBayThe Age, Australia –2 hours agoAs with the first iPhone, eBay has created a grey market for Australians looking to buy the Google mobile phone, which is only available in the US with no … More: continued here

Britain at War: Sticking stamps on a bomb and midnight raid feastsTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom –3 hours agoA bomb was pulled along on a trailer and we struck national savings stamps on it before it was sent on a bombing raid. I am sure we must have walked there … More: continued here

THOUSANDS of people could be receiving their post late because of Royal Mail red tape. More: continued here

Banksy Defends His Guerrilla Graffiti ArtTIME –3 minutes agoThere is currently a dispute over who owns the wall: Royal Mail, which wants the mural removed, or the property investment firm Searchgrade, … More: continued here

PGA Tour officials have been immersed in finding a fix for the FedEx Cup since it ended with so little fanfare at East Lake, with commissioner Tim Finchem making sure his staff doesn’t stray from three key points. More: continued here

Loss of contract could be final nail in Post Office coffinthisisgloucestershire.co.uk, UK –5 hours ago"The post office is part of the shop, the shop's part of the post office and they depend upon each other." Mr Shaw said post offices around the country were …Loss of £1bn contract could hit Post OfficePlymouth …

Cash stolen from Llwynypia post officeWalesOnline, United Kingdom –3 hours agoThe theft happened at 12 noon on Friday, October 24 at the post office on Partridge Square, Llwynypia. A man was arrested after police stopped a taxi … More: continued here

eBay has decided to block members from seeing winning bidder IDs in an effort to combat fraud. More: continued here

Royal Mail has undertaken a major restructure of its commercial and marketing departments as part of an effort to take a more “customer-led” approach. More: continued here