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SAIC program office of 50 employees working on splitWashington PostThe effort to split McLean-based Science Applications International Corp. now has a code name, Project Gemini, and a team of 50 full-time employees dedicated to partitioning the company into two separate public companies, each with a leadership team, … More: continued …

eBay International AG, a Swiss tax resident, need not fork out any income-tax on the profits earned from its two India-specific Web sites, the Mumbai Income-Tax Appellate Tribunal has ruled. More: continued here

TECH.BLORGE.com Average iPhone 5 sells for $840 on eBayTECH.BLORGE.comAccording to a survey done over here at Blorge, the average eBay auction price for a black 16 GB AT&T iPhone 5 is ending anywhere between $800 and $850 on average. That price obviously eclipses $1000 for iPhone units with higher storage. …

New York Times Meg Whitman's Toughest Campaign: Retooling HPNew York TimesAt 56, Ms. Whitman, the eBay billionaire who spent a fortune unsuccessfully trying to become the governor of California, has found her Act III. She has been chief executive of Hewlett-Packard for a little more than a year, and many …

Patriot-News US Postal Service defaults. Fate lies with Congress.Christian Science MonitorFor more than a year, the Postal Service has been seeking legislation that would allow it to eliminate Saturday mail delivery and reduce its $5 billion annual payment for future retiree health benefits. Since the House failed to act, the …

Hindu Business Line eBay International's profits in India not taxableHindu Business LineBoth eBay International and the Indian tax authority had filed an appeal before the Mumbai Tribunal raising two issues: One, whether the user fee from sellers in India would be in the nature of fees for FTS under the …

While UPS ( NYSE: UPS ) and FedEx ( NYSE: FDX ) have given investors reason to pause on fears of a global economic slowdown, Amazon.com ( Nasdaq: AMZN ) continues to look better and better. More: continued here

Paula Hooper, officer in charge, scans a package for customer John Leatherbury of Eden at the United States Post office in Eden on Friday morning. / Amanda Rippen White photo More: continued here

Idaho scene included in new postage stamp seriesSacramento BeeBOISE, Idaho — The U.S. Postal Service has picked a photograph of an iconic Idaho scene to grace one of its new forever postage stamps. The aerial photograph shows three log rafts floating down an unidentified river on the way to a …

Communities weigh fate of rura lpost officesTasley Eastern Shore NewsEDEN — Some rural post offices are moving to reduced operating hours, and impacted customers on the Lower Shore can have their say about potential service options at U.S. Postal Service community meetings that start in October. Meeting notifications …and more » …