Despite delays, eBay still trying to force PayPalLifehacker Australia, Australia –15 minutes agoAlthough eBay Australia was asked by the ACCC not to implement its plans for compulsory PayPal on June 17, delaying the scheme until at least July 15 and … More: continued here

The decommissioned Royal Navy Sea Harrier FA2, which was in service between 1987 and 1997, is now up for auction on eBay. More: continued here

A POST office at the centre of a police investigation has been reopened. (19/06/2008 16:59:00) More: continued here

Call to help save Bolton post officesBolton News, UK –3 hours agoBy Cherry Thomas A NATIONAL campaign group which is against post office closures is urging people in Bolton to fight a proposal to axe seven branches. … More: continued here

The Iowa Grocery Industry Association says a program that lets Iowans use food stamps at farmers markets is costing taxpayers too much. More: continued here

Jafza International, Dubai World’s wholly-owned subsidiary in charge of the conglomerate’s economic zone development and logistics division, is revising its investments plan in Subic as it would consolidate over 200 hectares of property including the facility to be vacated by FedEx to be transformed into an integrated logistics center instead …

Pendle MP in call to keep Post Office accountLancashire Telegraph, UK –3 hours agoPENDLE MP Gordon Prentice is backing the campaign to keep the contract for the Post Office Card Account. Almost four million people in the UK have a Post… More: continued here

Royal Ascot 2008 was about a lot of things. But most of all it was about Aidan O’Brien and Johnny Murtagh. A hugely talented and charismatic rider, Murtagh has had his problems in the past, but he has emerged stronger for them and is at the very top of his …

MP Bill backs fight to save post officesSunderland Echo, UK –7 minutes agoThe Government is to replace the Post Office Card Account (Poca) – which is used to deliver pensions, benefits and tax credits – in 2010. … More: continued here

Amazon.com’s decision to dump the services of the South African Post Office from June 12 was probably only a short-term business opportunity for South African retailers, as a solution would be found, Gary Hadfield, chief executive of Kalahari.net, said. More: continued here