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Two clubs hoping to snap ugly losing streaks meet on Monday when the Detroit Pistons visit the Memphis Grizzlies. More: continued here

The Super Bowl is on track to remain one big, glitzy bash even in these tough economic times. That’s not to say some advertisers aren’t nervous about buying expensive ad slots as business falters. Some stalwarts such as General Motor Corp., FedEx Corp. and Garmin Ltd. won’t be advertising on …

Pistons visit Grizzlies at FedEx Forum More: continued here

With many prominent New York employers, including FedEx and Starbucks, rethinking their matching contributions to workers 401(k) accounts, does it still pay to participate? More: continued here

1/19/2009 FedEx Freight is now offering FedEx Freight A.M. delivery, ensuring delivery by 10:30 a.m. backed by a money-back guarantee. The new service is designed to offer greater flexibility and control to shippers. More: continued here

[Mexican War] TB Thorpe. Our Army on the RioAuction Central News, NY –36 minutes agoOn some occasions eBay Live bid software or the Internet may not be able to keep up with the pace of the auction. We recommend placing a realistic absentee … More: continued here

As a tech columnist, I’m supposed to be on top of what’s new in tech, but there’s just too much, too fast; it’s like drinking from a fire hose. I can only imagine how hopeless a task it must be for everyone else. More: continued here

The Super Bowl is on track to remain one big, glitzy bash even in these tough economic times. That’s not to say some advertisers aren’t nervous about buying expensive ad slots as business falters. Some stalwarts such as General Motors Corp., FedEx Corp. and… More: continued here

Last year at this time, Piedmont Triad International Airport hummed with activity as it welcomed the new discount airline Skybus and its vast potential. What a difference a year makes. Skybus is long bankrupt. The airport’s much-awaited opening of the FedEx package hub is delayed. And passenger traffic is drifting …

You may have seen the drama this week around a social media ad agency representative whose negative Twitter message about Memphis, Tennessee was read and responded to by one of his client FedEx’s employees. James Andrews, ‘@keyinfluencer’ on Twitter, was flying into Fedex global headquarters in Memphis to present on …