NEW YORK, 14 MAY 2008 – Classified-advertising site Craigslist is countersuing eBay, accusing the online auction company of using its stake in Craigslist to misappropriate proprietary information and engage in false advertising, trademark infringement and a host of other wrongdoings. More: continued here

Charles Eames would have turned 100 on June 17. To commemorate his birthday, the United States Postal Service is issuing 42-cent stamps featuring the collaborative work of the influential designer and his wife, Ray. More: continued here

Stamps Commemorate Charles and Ray EamesArchitectural Record –5 hours agoTo commemorate his birthday, the United States Postal Service is issuing 42-cent stamps featuring the collaborative work of the influential designer and his … More: continued here

Brocktown News Giant beetles seized at Pennsylvania post officeThe Associated Press –4 hours agoThe large bugs arrived last week from Taiwan at a post office in Mohnton, about 50 miles northwest of Philadelphia, in a box whose contents were labeled as …Illegal giant beetle shipment intercepted in MohntonReading Eagleall 92 news …

New Delhi, May 14 : The Congress-led government is planning to raise interest rates on post office savings. More: continued here

Craigslist accuses eBay of free-riding among other things… More: continued here

Saturday deliveries could be threatened unless the Royal Mail is partly privatised, the postal regulator has warned. More: continued here

May 14 (Bloomberg) — Royal Bank of Canada , the country’s largest lender, will take additional writedowns of about C$855 million ($854 million) on its debt investments, the second- biggest writedown taken by a Canadian bank since the credit crisis began last year. More: continued here

eBay gives Craigslist a 28.4% yank of the chain; Craigslist bites backBloggingStocks –10 minutes agoAs you may know, Craigslist has been embroiled in a legal tussle with Internet giant eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY). After purchasing a 28.4% stake in the company … More: continued here

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House moved Wednesday toward passing a $290 billion farm bill that contains more subsidies for farmers as well as big increases in food stamps and other nutrition aid to help people with skyrocketing grocery prices. More: continued here