Telegraph.co.uk Derby leaves London behind as eBay's'capital'Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom –1 hour agoBy Roland Gribben Almost 180000 people are now making a living buying and selling on eBay, the website cornering a major slice of online business. … More: continued here

BBC News Morgan under fire on post officesBBC News, UK –3 hours agoMr Morgan said the Welsh Assembly Government was anxious to reopen its post office development fund. Challenged at First Minister's questions in the Senedd, … More: continued here

EBay Inc. said Tuesday it will cut by up to 50 percent the fees it charges sellers to list their goods online, in an effort to boost listings and keep pace with other burgeoning e-commerce sites. More: continued here

Online auction leader eBay Inc on Tuesday introduced price changes and tighter sales standards in a bid to retain quality sellers, improve customer service and revive flagging growth. More: continued here

One person was injured in a fire Monday evening at a home on Royal Windsor Drive in Edgewood More: continued here

EBay adjusts pricing to encourage low-cost sellersReuters –2 minutes agoBy Eric Auchard SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 29 (Reuters) – Online auction leader eBay Inc (EBAY.O: Quote, Profile, Research) on Tuesday introduced price changes and … More: continued here

ALL THREATENED LOCAL POST OFFICE BRANCHES TO CLOSESussex Express, UK –5 hours agoTHREATENED sub-post office branches WILL be closed down, despite massive opposition to the plans. When the closures were announced in November, 2007, … More: continued here

Expert on eBay sales to speak at breakfastBerkshire Eagle, MA –1 minute agoAn expert on eBay sales will be the featured speaker this week at Berkshire Enterprises' next Business Breakfast Forum. "A Rose By Any Other Name Wouldn't … More: continued here

EBay lowers listing feesSeattle Post Intelligencer –2 minutes agoBy AMANDA FEHD AP WRITER SAN FRANCISCO — EBay Inc. said Tuesday it will cut by up to 50 percent the fees it charges sellers to list their goods online, … More: continued here

A voting advocacy group says Colorado hasn’t done a good job of registering people receiving public assistance, including food stamps and Medicaid. More: continued here