US online retail giant eBay may slash thousands of jobs early next year as it prepares to separate from PayPal to become an independent company, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday. Some 3,000 jobs … More: continued here

© Ben Margot/AP Photo The eBay headquarters in San Jose, Calif. EBay Inc. is considering a plan to eliminate thousands of jobs early next year as it prepares to separate its PayPal payments unit, according to people familiar with the company’s thinking. More: continued here

TrustedReviews Royal Mail to trial in-branch 3D printing servicesTrustedReviews3D printing remains on the cusp of mainstream interest, and now Royal Mail is looking to help things on their way. The nation's postal service has confirmed it is to trial a 3D printing service at its flagship central London delivery office, …

EBay is weighing massive job cuts next year, Dow Jones reported, citing sources. More: continued here

Share “Rudolph village post office sells festive…”NewsOK.comThe Rudolph Post Office receives more than 10,000 Christmas cards annually from people all over the world. To celebrate its namesake, the village issues stamps with festive markings during the holiday season. This year, the post office is commemorating … More: continued here

EBay weighing thousands of job cuts next year: WSJ More: continued here

Statesman Journal Rapid City Post Office Expands Delivery DaysNewscenter1.tvThe Rapid City Post Office is ready to take on holiday shipping by expanding delivery hours. To handle the increased flow of packages, deliveries will include Sundays for the next two weeks before Christmas. The Postal Service expects major growth this …Post office …

This handout provided by the United States Postal Service shows a set of four stamps depicting Rudolph, Hermey, Santa and Bumble, from the "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" television special. More: continued here

(Reuters) – Online retailer eBay Inc is mulling over a plan to cut thousands of jobs early next year, as it readies to spin off its PayPal unit, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the company's thinking. More: continued here

It'll cost how much to post a letter?The AgeThe cost of postage stamps is expected to double to $1.50, and could rise as high as $2 within three years, under a two-tiered pricing system being considered by the Abbott government. But Fairfax Media understands the government has stalled on plans …