eBay to buy Where – InternetRetailer.com

Mobile Marketing Watch eBay to buy WhereInternetRetailer.comEBay Inc. plans to build out its local and mobile marketing strategy with the acquisition of Where, a provider of mobile apps and ad services that connect consumers with local businesses. The deal follows eBay's acquisitions last year of local shopping …eBay Buys Acquires …

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eBay to buy Where

EBay Inc. plans to build out its local and mobile marketing strategy with the acquisition of Where, a provider of mobile apps and ad services that connect consumers with local businesses. The deal follows eBay’s acquisitions last year of local shopping and search tools RedLaser and Milo. More: continued here

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Post office closings concern Manchin

In West Virginia and other small communities across the U.S., rural post offices provide a “vital” communication link. Recent discussions about possibly closing some post offices have prompted U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va. More: continued here

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New stamp issued for Queen’s birthday – Times of India

New stamp issued for Queen's birthdayTimes of IndiaThe special stamp – issued by the Jersey Post – will feature the image of the monarch on her last visit to the British island, situated off the coast of France, in 2005 when the 60th anniversary of liberation from occupation by German …

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FedEx and NFWF Deliver Urban Conservation Projects

FedEx Corp. and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation deliver money and muscle for urban conservation projects in 12 major cities. This is the second year of their unique collaboration to address pressing urban environmental challenges across the U.S. More: continued here

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Tech Ticker: Gilead, eBay, Qualcomm – San Jose Mercury News

Tech Ticker: Gilead, eBay, QualcommSan Jose Mercury NewsGilead Sciences (GILD) said Wednesday it signed a licensing deal with MicroDose Therapeutx for an experimental respiratory virus treatment. The deal focuses on MDT-637 for respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, the leading cause of infant hospitalization …and more » More: continued here

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