Decay sets in as eBay changesNEWS.com.au, Australia –2 hours agoAlthough past boycotts by eBay sellers have flopped, there is considerably more desperation in the angry voices of those organising this latest week-long …EBay's PayPal funds freeze plan draws fireCNNMoney.comall 3 news articles More: continued here
It may not be legal but that isn’t stopping a Quebec cman from auctioning off his pancreas for 5 hundred thousand dollars on eBay. Mario Meunier wants the organ used for research and is even offering himself up as a human ginea pig. More: continued here
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SAN JOSE, Calif.—-FedEx Corp. will now provide users of Microsoft Office Outlook, the world’s largest email application, the ability to connect directly to FedEx shipping services. More: continued here
Texts and emails could be gradually replacing the traditional Valentine’s Day card, a new poll suggests. The Royal Mail’s survey found 12% of respondents preferred to receive or send Valentine’s texts and emails rather than letters, cards or flowers. More: continued here
Starbucks Corp. and AT&T Inc. will start offering a mix of free and paid wireless Internet service in most of the international coffee retailer’s U.S. shops, beginning this spring. More: continued here
Iran turned up the heat in the propaganda war with the West yesterday by parading a Royal Navy boat through Tehran. The boat had been captured in 2004 together with six Royal Marines and two sailors More: continued here