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Track coach Trevor Graham was found guilty Thursday of one count of lying to federal investigators about his relationship to a steroids dealer. More: continued here

Athletics coach Trevor Graham was found guilty of perjury here on Thursday and could face up to five years in jail and a 250,000 dollar fine. More: continued here

Track coach Trevor Graham was found guilty Thursday of one count of lying to federal investigators about his relationship to a steroids dealer. More: continued here

TIA Members In Canada Are Now Eligible To Join eBay Motors Web SiteAuto Service World, Canada –7 minutes agoOffered as a value-added service to eBay Motors' customers, the available installer network allows shoppers to select a TIA member business to perform … More: continued here

SAN FRANCISCO — If Trevor Graham assembles a Christmas card list this year, he might consider replacing some of the athletes that testified against him with Frank Stapleton, a 59-year-old art materials distributor whose only exposure to track and field prior to Graham’s trial was “channel surfing during the Olympics.” More: continued here

The UPS vs. FedEx softball game scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday, June 7 at the Lansing Town Fields is not just planned as an ordinary ball game, but rather, a very special event to help UPS employee Brian Cleveland in his battle against leukemia. There will also be a chicken barbecue with all of the…

A well-known name in the printing, copying and express packages arena will open in Brighton. More: continued here

eBay Auction of the Day: 1982 Bitter SCWinding Road Magazine, MI –18 hours agoThe Bitter SC was a rare, sleeper of a semi-exotic even when it was new in 1982, and twenty-five years on it has almost slipped through the cracks of … More: continued here

U.P.S. said that it was working toward an agreement with DHL’s Express unit in America to carry air freight for some DHL units within the United States. More: continued here

A California plaintiffs lawyer is facing $25,000 in sanctions for making allegedly false statements in a fee fight over a FedEx bias suit. A special master found the lawyer submitted billing records formulated after the fact and deliberately failed to produce requested documents. More: continued here