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After several revisions, the city of Reno and a development group led by City Council candidate Bernie Carter agreed today to a $1.2 million purchase and sale agreement for the historic downtown post office on South Virginia Street. More: continued here

eBay's Instant Sale site is offering as much as $300 for a working iPhone 4 or $250 for a Droid Razr Maxx through the end of June. Originally posted at Crave More: continued here

Many expect Fed to unveil new step after meetingAiken StandardTalkBack: Food stamps, the 99 percent and Aiken motto 6/18/2012 9:39 PM Food stamps Fifty percent of the people on food stamps are on food stamps because …and more » More: continued here

FedEx Corp. said Tuesday that slow global economic growth will crimp its earnings over the next 12 months. The company vowed to make significant cost cuts to counter any drop in package shipments. More: continued here

EBay'Cookie Stuffer' Gets Six Months In PrisonNASDAQNASDAQ News: EBay'Cookie Stuffer' Gets Six Months In Prison.and more » More: continued here

EBay's PayPal Unit Growth, E-Wallet IndustryWashington PostSanjay Sakhrani, an analyst at KBW Inc., talks about eBay Inc.'s PayPal business and growth of the electronic-wallet industry. He speaks with Adam Johnson …and more » More: continued here

Anti-tobacco groups lauded the Bureau of Internal Revenue for banning tobacco companies from participating in the bid to supply security stamps for tobacco products as part of efforts to curb cigarette smuggling and increase revenue. More: continued here

EBay 'Cookie Stuffer' Gets Six Months In Prison More: continued here

Part of St Bathans Post Office to open to publicVoxyThe Department of Conservation (DOC) has decided that part of the historic St Bathans Post Office will be open to the public, while the rest of the building will be … More: continued here

Republicans want food stamps cut in billTheReporter.comWASHINGTON (AP) — The 1000-page "farm bill" being debated in the Senate is somewhat of a misnomer. Four of every five dollars in it — roughly $80 billion a … More: continued here