Nick Farrell the Inquirer , Monday 24 December 2007. 09:07:00 More cash that way RETAILERS are apparently flogging their limited Wii supplies on Ebay because they can command ridiculous prizes in the run up to Christmas. More: continued here

The Internal Revenue Service has ordered FedEx Corp. to pay $319 million in back taxes, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing. (FDX) More: continued here

If you haven’t mailed out your Christmas cards yet, you have until 2:00 p.m. on Monday. That’s when the Main Post Office closes. More: continued here

FOREST—Customers needing stamps from the U.S. Postal Service outside of the normal office hours of the downtown branch have two other resources after machines in the post office lobby were recently removed. More: continued here

LOOKING BACK: CALGARY STAMPEDERSCFL.ca Network, Canada –1 hour agoAway from Calgary, the Stamps were easy fodder for their opponents with a record of 2-8, including a playoff loss in Regina. The Stampeders did not win one … More: continued here

The record-breaking jet-powered car that nearly killed Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond is up for sale on auction website eBay. The pint-sized star was seriously injured when he crashed at 288.3 miles-per-hour while driving the Vampire jet dragster More: continued here

The Grove historic district for sale on eBayKLTV, TX –36 minutes agoIt's listed on eBay, with the headline: "Last chance to own an authentic Texas museum town." Five buildings, including a blacksmith shop, are part of the … More: continued here

Hunt after armed raid at post officeSpalding Guardian, UK –2 minutes agoArmed gunmen held up staff at Billingborough Post Office before driving off with a substantial amount of cash. Police were called to the store just before … More: continued here

Out-of-work parents look to Globe SantaBoston Globe, United States –4 hours agoI recently was accepted into the Food Stamps and Cash Assistance programs, but this is barely enough to make ends meet," she wrote. … More: continued here

Air France has become the first airline to offer international passengers e-mail and text-messaging service that’s based on standard cell phone technology. More: continued here