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Developing: EBay logged a slightly better-than-expected 13% jump in fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday and also revealed a push by billionaire Carl Icahn to split up the tech giant. More: continued here

But those items were brushed aside with the announcement that Carl Icahn was building a large position in Ebay. More: continued here

MarketWatch Netflix, eBay, SanDisk results due after hoursMarketWatchEBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) is expected to post earnings of 80 cents a share in the fourth quarter. Analyst Daniel Kurnos at Benchmark noted that both the media and sell-side investors have been bearish on eBay due to disappointment over PayPal's performance.Earnings Previews for eBay, …

Calgary Stampeders head coach and general manager John Hufnagel is pleased to announce the re-signing of non-import defensive back Jeff Hecht. As per team policy, terms of the agreement were not disclosed. More: continued here

Evan Kalish as been to 5,758 so far, but other post office fans have been to far more More: continued here

Islington Gazette Boris slammed over Farringdon Royal Mail site call inPlanningResource (subscription)Royal Mail wants to redevelop around half of its Mount Pleasant site, which incorporates land in both the London boroughs of Islington and Camden, to include 680 new homes, 4,260 square metres of office space, and 1,428 square metres …

Carl Icahn has his sights set on a Silicon Valley giant, and it isn't Apple. More: continued here

Media Matters for America (blog) Did Fox News lie about Coloradans using food stamps to buy marijuana? You …Penn LiveFor some, yesterday's "Welfare for Weed" segment is classic Fox News – provocative, combative and very uncomfortable for left-leaning folk. For others, it is simply an outrageous lie that deals another …

Legislation Introduced to Require Drug Tests for Food StampsWSAV-TVA Republican State Representative from Vidalia has introduced legislation that would require applicants to pass a drug test before receiving food stamps. Under HB 772, the Georgia Department of Human Services would be required to conduct drug tests on … More: continued here

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