WASHINGTON – A top drug prosecutor has been named to head the Justice Department office that recommends presidential pardons, filling a post opened earlier this year after his predecessor was accused of racism and mismanagement. More: continued here

A postage rate increase is two weeks away, and Americans are snatching up “forever” stamps is a hurry. More: continued here

NEW eBay global chief John Donahoe will walk into a storm of controversy when he lands in Sydney on Thursday. More: continued here

eBay March Billing Glitch?AuctionBytes Blog, MA –2 minutes agoeBay billing is difficult for sellers to deal with (there was even a class action lawsuit over eBay billing glitches), now eBay is adding to its complexity … More: continued here

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eBay Foundation, the charitable arm of eBay Inc.(3967;Nasdaq:EBAY), today launched Community Gives (www.communitygives.org), More: continued here

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