Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Bitcoin on eBay, Australian carmakers …QuartzUS same-sex spousal rights. The US Justice Department will expand the rights of same-sex married people “to the greatest possible extent under the law”—including bankruptcies, prison visitation, and the right to not testify against a spouse—even in …and more » More: continued here
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FedEx headquarters and print services is based out of Dallas, but soon they will be moving their corporate headquarters. City officials have confirmed the headquarters will be moving their services to Plano, which will consolidate up to 1224 workers. The … More: continued here
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As a part of Black History Month, the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics invited Shannon Brown, senior vice president of FedEx Express, to speak Thursday. More: continued here
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eBay founder to launch Snowden-themed magazineThe DrumPierre Omidyar, the billionaire founder of eBay, has announced his intention to start publishing a new Snowden-themed online magazine from next week. The launch edition is said to focus on classified government documents stolen by Snowden and will be …and more » More: continued here
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TameBay eBay UK expands Baby and Toddlers categoryTameBayeBay UK has launched a shiny new baby and toddlers category that not only seeks to enhance the shopping experience for buyers but also includes branded shopfronts from some of the biggest names in the sector. image. The new Baby category includes …eBay expands infant store sectionParcel2Go.comall 4 news…
The Cessna 208, flying from Oakland to Visalia, was 8,000 feet up and about four miles from Tracy when it lost power, according to Ian Gregor, FAA public affairs manager. More: continued here