eFluxMedia EBay sellers fume, threaten strike over fee increasesComputerworld, MA –1 hour agoBy Linda Rosencrance January 31, 2008 (Computerworld) Angry eBay sellers are threatening a week-long strike by pulling their listings to protest changes in …EBay fee hike sparks seller rebellionCNNMoney.comEBay Courts 'Power Sellers'BusinessWeekEBay cuts fees for sellers, raises commissionBizjournals.comWired News – Silicon …

Post Office making it easier to travel abroadThe Community Journal, MA –2 hours agoThe Post Office also takes passport photos for $15, making the procedure a one-stop process. Both parents must accompany children under 14 applying for a … More: continued here

The latest changes at eBay may encourage the opposite behavior from sellers that the online marketplace wants to encourage. read more More: continued here

Dave Dickenson appears to be headed back to Calgary. More: continued here

Bank of America stamps name on marathonChicago Sun-Times, United States –3 hours agoBY MARY WISNIEWSKIStaff Reporter Bank of America has put its name on the Chicago Marathon, replacing the name of long-time race sponsor LaSalle Bank, … More: continued here

Broughshane sheepdog gets stamp of approvalBallymena Times, UK –3 hours agoRoyal Mail pays tribute to man's best friend on 5 February with six stamps showing working dogs in action. To launch the stamps Royal Mail teamed up with … More: continued here

SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) — EBay Inc. says it’s changing its user-feedback system to keep buyers from leaving, but the plan has sellers worried they’ll no longer be able to weed out untrustworthy shoppers. More: continued here

BBC News EBay's Losses = Amazon's Gain?Wired News –1 hour agoBy Betsy Schiffman January 31, 2008 | 1:43:27 PMCategories: Amazon.com, ebay During a Q&A yesterday afternoon, an analyst asked specifically how Amazon …Amazon expecting profits to slowBBC Newsall 2 news articles More: continued here

If eBay’s fee changes were meant to shore up market share at a time when sellers are increasingly migrating to competitors such as Amazon, initial response suggests it may do the opposite: eBay’s veteran sellers are furious, with some forecasting ruin for their businesses. More: continued here

Despite Prince Charles of England joining in the growing boycott of the Olympic Games in Beijing, the Norwegian Royal Family has no plans to cancel its trip to China this summer. More: continued here