eBay will hold its conference for eBay and PayPal developers in San Jose on June 16-18, 2009, at eBay’s North campus. More: continued here

Ten stamps are issued to mark the birth of scientist Charles Darwin in Shrewsbury exactly 200 years ago. More: continued here

Stamps reward Burris for bringing in Grey CupNational Post, Canada –2 hours agoThe Stamps have a news conference scheduled for Thursday afternoon, when it's expected to be announced that Burris, 33, has agreed to a contract extension …Browner back with StampsCanoe.caStampeders re-sign CB Browner to new dealTSN.caCalgary Stampeders re-sign cornerback Brandon Browner …

ABC News Bongs, Virginity and Other Stuff You Can't Sell on eBayABC News –5 hours agoIf so, you could have scored the famous used bong that adorned Michael Phelps' lips, if you'd acted before eBay reportedly removed the auction this week. …Michael Phelp's Bong: Worth $100000 on eBay?NewsBlazeMichael Phelps bong sale …

eBay has made some design updates to its Books, Music, Movies and Video Games product pages. (Product pages are the pages you see when you click on “Matching Products” in search results, seen here ). eBay said the newly designed product page in the media category makes it “faster and …

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Britain’s Royal Mail issued a set of stamps Thursday to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin, and the 150th anniversary of his seminal work on the theory of evolution. More: continued here

MEMPHIS (UPI) — FedEx Freight said it would cut 900 U.S. jobs Tuesday to adjust to the weakening economy. The cuts are a reaction to “greater-than-anticipated deterioration in the (less-than-truckload) market,” company spokesman Maury Lane said. More: continued here

UK: Royal Mail, modernisation and job cuts?UNI Global Union, Switzerland –10 hours agoThere have been speculation in the press lately, that Royal Mail could be cutting up to 16 000 jobs in its plan to reduce costs by 10%. … More: continued here

Los Angeles-based Stamps.com, which operates an Internet-based postage service, has scored a new patent, covering the firm’s cryptography systems. The patent, number 7,490,065, was granted to Craig L. Ogg and William W. Chow, and was first filed in October of 2000. The patent was granted Tuesday by the U.S. Patent …