BusinessWeek The eBay"fad" is wearing offCNET News, CA –4 hours agoIt used to be that you could find deals on eBay. Today, those are fewer and farther between as eBay has become a haven for "real" merchants rather than Aunt …Auctions on eBay: A Dying BreedBusinessWeekeBay's Looming Cultural HeadacheConde Nast PortfolioAuctions vs. …

FedEx will drop the Kinko’s name from its retail stores and take a non-cash charge of almost $700m. This is the latest sign that the package-delivery company’s February 2004 purchase of the copy-centre chain has disappointed. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. will change the name of FedEx Kinko’s to FedEx Office. (FDX) More: continued here

A Torrance synagogue lucked into one of oldest Torah scrolls around, thanks to a member of the congregation who picked up the 300- year-old-plus scroll on eBay for a bargain price and had it restored, it was reported Tuesday. More: continued here

Outrage over post office closuresWestern Telegraph, UK –4 hours ago"The decision to close Prendergast Post Office is appalling. The notion that the post office in Quay Street is an adequate alternative beggars belief and …Victory for Parkhall Post OfficeAntrim Timesall 2 news articles More: continued here

eBay Chatter – Opinions aboundShelbyville Times-Gazette, TN –2 minutes agoRecently one of the big topics surrounding eBay is whether or not interest in the auction format is waning. I will pose that question to you the buyer. … More: continued here

It is sad a small number of post offices in Dundee will have to shut, but can anyone tell me what the alternative is? I don’t use a post office every day — nor do most people. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. announced Monday it will change the name of FedEx Kinko’s to FedEx Office. (FDX) More: continued here

People on food stamps, Social Security face difficulty providing care Diana Bardsley wiped tears from her eyes as she recalled taking food off her plate to feed her beloved spaniel, Hunter, and two Siamese cats. More: continued here

Council president Gerald Shuster on Monday urged the president of the Disability Investigative Group to revive the handicapped access to the post office issue. More: continued here