William J. Jennings, 97, was not the average man. He did not spend Sunday evenings on his couch watching sports. Instead, he spent them listening to classical music, attending operas, collecting stamps and reading. More: continued here

The world’s number one online auction site, eBay, has been steadily using Switzerland to push its worldwide activities and growth outside the United States. More: continued here

Postal Service introduces new 2008 stamp seriesTerre Haute Tribune Star, IN –2 minutes agoBy LINDSAY J. JONES — The United States Postal Service recently unveiled its 2008 stamp series lineup, which includes a variety of subjects relating to … More: continued here

High fuel prices and weak US economic growth year-over-year have impacted FedEx’s business, although solid international growth has helped to soften the blow. More: continued here

The wreckage of the jet-powered car in which Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond was badly injured in a high-speed crash was put up for auction last week on eBay, proving that there is a market for everything, and when it comes to men and cars, that means everything. More: continued …

Arch Enemy singer sells clothes on eBayMetal Hammer, UK –5 hours agoMy pockets are empty, but my closets are full — so I have decided to sell a bunch of cool clothing items (and other little gimmicks) on eBay. … More: continued here

CHICAGO—-Zacks Equity Research highlights Sara Lee Corp. as the Bull of the Day and eBay, Inc. as the Bear of the Day. In addition, Zacks Equity Research provides analysis on Infosys and Charles Schwab . More: continued here

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Titan Lenders Corp., a mortgage back office fulfillment services provider specializing in closing, funding, and post closing services has integrated with DocMagic mortgage document solutions from Document Systems Inc. (DSI), in Carson, Calif., with its own Cerberyx closing and post-closing platform. DSI develops mortgage technology for compliant loan document preparation, …

HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) – Postal workers are taking a dim view of a program to supply Maryland residents with energy-efficient light bulbs. Allegheny Power is sending pairs of the bulbs to its 220,000 households in Maryland and that has created headaches for post offices in Washington County. More: continued here