Ebay fined 40 million Euro over fake goodsPC Pro, UK –1 hour agoEbay has been fined 40 million Euros for allowing counterfeit goods to be sold on its auction site, the second such case in the past month. … More: continued here

HAMPDEN Park Post Office has been reopened and is being temporarily run by the owner of another post office which closed down in May. (26/06/2008 16:04:59) More: continued here

Sydney Morning Herald The world's most expensive Buffett lunchManagement Today, UK –3 hours ago… up this treat every year to raise money for charity – but this year’s winning eBay bid was more than all of the previous winning bids put together. …Chinese Businessman Pays $2.1 Mil For SF Charity PrizeKCBSBuffett lunch …

A man who auctioned his life his house, his car, his job, even his friends on eBay said Monday he is disappointed with the selling price: almost 400,000 Australian dollars ($384,000). More: continued here

South Wales Evening Post VILLAGES FEAR LOSS OF A CORE SERVICESouth Wales Evening Post, UK –5 hours ago"It relies on the number of transactions, the size of the post office, how close the nearest one is to it and the financial benefit to Royal Mail," he …MP joins fight on Post Office …

Post office protest in Downing StreetNorth Devon Gazette & Advertiser, UK –3 hours agoNORTH Devon MP Nick Harvey delivered a petition to Downing Street demanding that Bishops Nympton post office be kept open. The post office and shop in the … More: continued here

A Paris court on Monday ordered the online auctioneer eBay to pay 40 million euros (63 million dollars) in damages to Louis Vuitton for selling luxury goods online. More: continued here

A French court ordered eBay Inc to pay 38.6 million euros ($61 million) to luxury goods group LVMH for allowing the sale of fake merchandise, in a ruling immediately appealed by the online auction website. More: continued here

A PUBLIC meeting to discuss potential post office closures around the district will be held by St Albans District Council on Thursday. More: continued here

A French court ordered eBay to pay 38.6 million euros, or $61 million, to the luxury goods group LVMH for allowing the sale of fake merchandise. The ruling was immediately appealed. More: continued here