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Team New Zealand, represented by James Rankin from Westlake Boys High School and Loren McCarthy from Tauranga Girls High School, have placed first runner-up in the FedEx Express/Junior Achievement International Trade Challenge (FedEx/JA ITC) Regional Finals in Hong Kong. The three-day competition saw the finalist teams from nine Asia-Pacific markets …

St. Luke's Thrift Shop in Tryon now selling items on eBayTryon Daily Bulletin“eBay, which can best be described as an electronic department store or auction, will daily open the door to millions of potential customers,” Dyer said. “Our hope is that this will prove to be an excellent platform to …

Workers at Crown post offices in Scotland will strike today in a fresh wave of industrial action over jobs, pay and closures. More: continued here

Food stamp use growing at Michigan farmers marketsFort Worth Star TelegramLATHRUP VILLAGE, Mich. — Food stamps are getting more common at farmers markets around Michigan as a growing number of recipients look for locally grown food and sellers reach out for new customers. "It's opening up a world of access …

eBay offers dealers a subscription discountAutomotive NewsAbout six months ago, Green Auto Group in Cottonwood, Ariz., became one of about 100 dealerships and dealership groups to participate in a pilot conducted by eBay Inc. The group's Internet manager, Junior Queen, likes the program because it offers new … More: continued here

Workers at Crown post offices in Scotland will strike today in a fresh wave of industrial action over jobs, pay and closures. More: continued here

Workers at Crown post offices in Scotland will strike today in a fresh wave of industrial action over jobs, pay and closures. More: continued here

Shaw's stitches sell for $6500 on EbayComcast SportsNet ChicagoSomeone in this world is now the proud owner of the stitches that (somewhat) held the right side of Andrew Shaw's face together during Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final. After taking a puck to the face off a shot from …

EXTRAORDINARY: An avid collector of stamps, coin, and bank notes is putting his passion to good use More: continued here

Food stamp use at Michigan farmers markets growsPort Huron Times HeraldLATHRUP VILLAGE — Food stamps are getting more common at farmers markets around Michigan as a growing number of recipients look for locally grown food and sellers reach out for new customers. “It's opening up a world of access that …