eBay pays £1.2m in British taxes on sales of £800m: reportOutcome Magazine (blog)The auction site told the BBC: “eBay in Europe works with tax authorities and complies fully with all applicable tax laws and regimes – including national, EU, and internationally recognised OECD rules.” The report comes days after it emerged that … More: continued…
Letter: Royal Mail need changesshropshirestar.comIn response to the article 'Fears of union boss over Shropshire mail office threat' (Shropshire Star, October 16), I would like to respond on behalf of Royal Mail. Royal Mail sorting office. Tweet. When we announced that our formal proposal was to … More: continued here
EcommerceBytes eBay Removes Wildcard Advanced-Search CapabilityEcommerceByteseBay confirmed it is rolling out changes to its advanced search feature that will result in the end of wildcard searching. While most visitors may never use advanced search, some ardent eBay buyers (and sellers) have set up numerous "saved searches" to … More: continued here
Post Office'can aid textbook delivery'BDliveSUGGESTIONS will be made to Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga that the South African Post Office should help distribute textbooks in Limpopo next year, Communications Minister Dina Pule said on Friday. The issue of textbook delivery has been … More: continued here
Stamps (10-6) 34 versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats (5-11) 32Edmonton JournalCalgary Stampeders Jason Armstead (C) is tackled by Hamilton Tiger Cats Ryan Hinds (L) and teammate Nathan Kanya during the first half of their CFL football game in Calgary, Alberta, October 20, 2012. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA – Tags: SPORT … More: continued here
Hamilton Spectator Stamps block field goal on last play of game to beat Tiger-CatsCalgary HeraldCALGARY — The Calgary Stampeders won a wild one. The Hamilton Tiger-Cats fumbled the ball on what would have been the winning field goal Saturday at McMahon Stadium, giving the hosts a 34-32 win in wintry weather. The Stamps secured second…
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eBay pays £1.2m in British taxes on sales of £800m: reportAFPLONDON — Online auction giant eBay paid only £1.2 million ($1.92 million, 1.47 million euros) in tax to the British government despite generating £800 million in sales in the country, the Sunday Times reported. The auction site denied any wrongdoing. More: continued here
Globe and Mail Stamps ice Ticats in wintry CFL clashGlobe and Mail… what would have been the winning field goal Saturday at McMahon Stadium, giving the hosts a 34-32 win in wintry weather. The Stamps secured second place in the CFL's West Division with the victory, which means they host the division semifinal Nov. 11….
The final two weeks of the regular season won't change anything for the Calgary Stampeders in the standings. More: continued here