PMFTC Weighs Stamp Tax ProjectManila BulletinMANILA, Philippines — Cigarette-maker PMFTC Incorporated is studying the Bureau of Internal Revenue's (BIR) plan to bid out within the year the government's …Tax bureau pushes project on cigarette security stampBusinessWorld Online EditionPMFTC offers helpManila Standard Todayall 4 news articles » More: continued here
Tax bureau pushes project on cigarette security stampBusinessWorld Online EditionTHE BUREAU of Internal Revenue (BIR) is eyeing two state printing offices as bidders for its security stamp project for cigarettes to be implemented this year. More: continued here
Daily Mail Royal Ascot 2012 dress code enforced by 'fashion police' as they …Daily MailSpotting displays of outrageous fashion is an annual attraction at Royal Ascot. But organisers want to put an end to the trend of shrinking skirts and fascinators.and more » More: continued here
Americans hang on after recession claims wealthBoston.comIn a small town in West Virginia, Michael Bobic, who last year lost his job as a college professor, sells Star Trek collectibles on eBay to get by. Their voices and …and more » More: continued here
NH AG's office warns of unregistered charityBoston.comThe office's charitable trusts unit has sent multiple letters to a group called "Relief Fund of Haiti," but all the mail has been returned by the post office.and more » More: continued here
Cumbernauld News Royal MailCumbernauld NewsCUMBERNAULD Rainbows obviously have friends in high places – after getting the royal seal of approval. More: continued here
New breed of websites makes selling more socialBoston GlobeTheir offerings are dwarfed by giants like eBay, Craigslist and Amazon.com, and some take a bigger cut of the sale price in exchange for more services.and more » More: continued here
The New AmericaInvestor’s Business DailyAuctions are still part of eBay's DNA. But eBay has bigger fish to fry as it moves deeper into the new multichannel world of retailing — online and offline. More: continued here
New breed of websites makes selling more socialMiamiHerald.comTheir offerings are dwarfed by giants like eBay, Craigslist and Amazon.com, and some take a bigger cut of the sale price in exchange for more services.and more » More: continued here
Mining bosses to bid on the jobs answer to eBayThe AustralianRESOURCE companies will be able to bid for the services of thousands of potential fly-in, fly-out workers when a new website advertising the services of 13000 … More: continued here