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White House threatens to veto farm bill over food stamp cutsBangor Daily NewsWASHINGTON — The White House threatened to veto a five-year farm bill on Thursday because of “unacceptable deep cuts” in food stamps for the poor that could increase hunger across America. In a statement on the eve of …

The restoration of one of the oldest buildings in the Tri-State is moving right along. More: continued here

Obama might veto farm bill over big cuts in food stampsArizona Daily StarThe legislation would cut $2 billion annually, or around 3 percent, from food stamps and make it harder for some people to qualify for the program. Food stamps, now called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, cost …

EBay's CEO confident of China payments license台北時報EBay Inc's PayPal division will become the first foreign company to secure a payments license in China, CEO John Donahoe predicted, but the e-commerce giant is taking a cautious approach to expansion in the country. Donahoe sees “encouraging signs” … More: continued here

Royal mail workers in Bridgwater, Somerset, have voted to strike for three Saturdays starting 29 June. Workers are striking over changes to the pay and conditions of 120 workers. More: continued here

Derby Telegraph Neil White: my fury over Royal MailDerby TelegraphOn my desk, among the letters which had been collected from the Royal Mail, was an envelope which had been ripped along two sides. Its contents, which I knew had been three DVDs, were absent. To me, it appeared obvious that …

Hartlepool Mail Royal Ascot pays final tribute to trainer Henry CecilCourier MailCecil, winner of 10 British training championships and handler of 75 winners at the Royal meeting, died last week. Ascot officials have decided to rename Friday's Queen's Vase, claimed a record eight times by Cecil, as “The Queen's Vase …

EBAY Inc’s PayPal division will become the first foreign company to secure a payments licence in China, its chief executive officer John Donahoe predicted, but the e-commerce giant is taking a cautious approach to expansion in the country. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. is trying to adjust as customers shy away from the most expensive express-delivery services partly by controlling costs. The company will … More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Courts can learn from eBay, says Britain's top judgeTelegraph.co.ukInternet sites such as eBay offer an informal way of resolving disputes between their buyers and sellers, with the company only becoming involved if customers fail to agree. Lord Neuberger said: “Legal services are expensive, court procedures are not …Court costs …