Metro eBay hits back at boycottersSilicon.com, UK –3 hours agoBy Tim Ferguson eBay has hit back at a proposed seller boycott over changes to the site that will mean sellers won't be able to post negative feedback. …eBay slams govt ticket plansWeb UserSellers to boycott eBay over new rulesContractor UKSellers revolt as …

Proposals to prevent people reselling tickets to sporting events have been slammed by eBay. . More: continued here

A $30 million FedEx Ground distribution center will create 354 jobs in a part of Whitehall that has lost hundreds of industrial jobs in the past few years. More: continued here

The Belgian Post Office recently collaborated with NetApp (NASDAQ:NTAP) for its data backup and archival. To manage this data, the post office is switching to a virtual infrastructure developed by NetApp in combination with conventional physical tape. In doing this, the post office is keeping pace with the current trend …

The Camp Creek post office is collecting items to send to soldiers overseas. More: continued here

Shares of eBay Inc fell as much as 4 percent after the company saw a sharp decline in new auction listings in Britain, its third-largest market, Deutsche Bank said in research note on Monday. More: continued here

More Blasts Of Arsey Air Please… Last week I had to deal with Royal Mail’s customer support team. I’m sure they’re full of well-meaning folk and God knows having to deal with angry men like me who have 3% of everything they send out ‘lost’ can’t be much fun. But …

Several downtown streets were shut during the Monday morning rush hour while Atlanta police and federal authorities investigated a suspicious package that turned out to be harmless. The package, described by police as a FedEx envelope, was discovered around 6:30 a.m. outside an entrance to the Martin Luther King Jr. …

CryoPort, Inc. today announced that the Federal Express Sitelet created to promote the CryoPort Express™ Shipper is now live. More: continued here

EBay is facing a backlash from its users in the form of a global boycott on May 1. Founded in 1995, eBay last year generated £3.8 billion in revenue. However, president and chief executive John Donahoe, who joined the company in March this year, has implemented a number of changes that …