With another postal rate increase just two weeks away, the USPS is counting on its Forever stamps to make life easier on customers. Americans are reportedly buying 30 million Forever stamps per day nationwide. In Rhinelander, the post office has sold over 2,000 books of Forever stamps in the past …

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On Monday, eBay announced it was canceling next year’s “eBay Live” conference and also released the list of speakers at next month’s Developer’s Conference. More: continued here

Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster isn’t done opining on eBay’s lawsuit against the site. In yet another blog post, Buckmaster attempts to show that eBay is hypocritical in its objections because it has implemented many of the same policies Craigslist stands accused of. Read More… More: continued here

Stamps Increasing to 42¢ on May 12WSAV-TV, GA –20 minutes agoForever stamps will still be good after changes in the price of stamps regardless of when they are purchased. Photo By: USPS WASHINGTON, DC — The price for … More: continued here

A Blount County woman was ordered to repay the state for TennCare medical services and food stamps she received when she wasn’t eligible. More: continued here

A move in Congress to limit the role of private firms in doling out food stamps is dead for now, allowing Texas to move forward with its privatization plans. More: continued here

AmeriResource Update: BizAuctions Sold Items for April 2008 …FOXBusiness –12 minutes agoDelmar Janovec, CEO remarks, "BizAuctions, a Titanium Powerseller on eBay, through its eBay store name: BusinessAuctions Inc, saw an increase last month of … More: continued here

Postcomm Welcomes Independent Postal ReviewHell Mail, UK –16 minutes agoPostcomm says it believes the future health of Royal Mail, the universal service, and the addressed letters market are inextricably linked and that … More: continued here

MOUNT VERNON, Wash. — A minivan crashed into a post office in Mount Vernon Tuesday morning. A KIRO 7 Eyewitness News viewer sent photos showing the front of the post office partially caved-in by the force of the collision. More: continued here