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A Peterborough resident has been named a Courier of the Year by FedEx Canada. Jim Ross was announced as one of four national recipients on Friday, a news release stated. Ross has worked for FedEx Canada for 22 years.[…] More: continued here

Navistar has entered into an agreement with FedEx to deliver eStar, its all-electric commercial truck. The company is currently taking orders for the eStar and intends to deliver 400 units by the end of 2010. More: continued here

Adam Scott won the Texas Open and, like the Australian does after many tournaments, heard from fellow countryman Greg Norman. More: continued here

SAN ANTONIO — Deep in the heart of Texas, Adam Scott only saw Australia. Harsh scrubland off the fairways that reminded him of Brisbane and sandbelt greens that looked like home. Adam Scott – sport – Golf – PGA Tour – Tournaments and Events More: continued here

Kansas City Star Sept. 11 statue in Md. to be auctioned on eBayWTVM… 2010 5:14 AM ET HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) – A 40-foot sculpture of 3 New York City firefighters raising the US flag at Ground Zero is being offered on eBay, …Sept. 11 memorial on sale on eBayFrederick News …

EBay Sellers: Get Proactive to Protect Your ReputationDrop Ship (press release) (blog)Let's face it, life is getting harder and harder for eBay sellers, and if you are to survive on such an unlevel playing field, you must get proactive about … More: continued here

Adam Scott made the Texas Open his first PGA Tour victory in two years, shooting a combined 11-under 133 in a 36-hole finale Sunday to edge Fredrik Jacobson by a stroke. More: continued here

Australia’s Adam Scott made the Texas Open his first PGA Tour victory in two years, shooting a combined 11-under 133 in a 36-hole finale Sunday to edge Fredrik Jacobson by a stroke. More: continued here

Miami, Florida- FedEx will not renew it’s naming rights with the Orange Bowl, according to the Miami Herald. ESPN was seeking a very large amount of money for entitlement of the game. The Sports Business Journal reported that ESPN wanted $20 million and advertising commitments, along with the price FedEx …

FedEx Corp. would be forced to stop investing in the growth of its flagship express company if Congress changes the company’s labor rules, founder Frederick W. Smith says. More: continued here