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Britain’s business minister says he will guarantee that the monarch’s head will appear on British postage stamps even if Royal Mail is sold to a foreign buyer. More: continued here

I have become a drop-off idiotNews ChiefI got to the post office in good time to have a counter clerk recover my library book. I planned to mail a handful of letters and then return a library book …and more » More: continued here

Patch Picks: eBay's Local ListingsPatchFor years, eBay has existed as an endless plethora of goodies for those with a love for bidding and a Paypal … More: continued here

Canaccord Genuity Analysts Begin Coverage on eBay, Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY)American Consumer NewsCanaccord Genuity research analysts began coverage for shares of eBay, Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY) in a research note issued to investors on Wednesday. …and more » More: continued here

Facing serious budget constraints, the United States Postal Service is looking to cut costs and rein in spending wherever possible, including in Fort Collins. The USPS is considering relocating operations from the downtown Fort Collins post office, 301 S. Howes St. More: continued here

Sydney Morning Herald Peril for Tennis Australia if it jumps whenever Tomic stamps his footSydney Morning HeraldIf Supernanny were summoned to deal with Bernard Tomic, one imagines the young Queenslander would become well acquainted with the ''naughty step'' technique …and more » More: continued here

About 400 people gather for a protest in David Cameron’s Oxfordshire constituency of Witney against plans to privatise Royal Mail. More: continued here

The recent U.S. Postal Service announcement that all new 1oz First-Class postage stamps will henceforth be Forever Stamps, with no marked denomination, came as welcome news to its patrons. More: continued here

Managers deliver weather-hit mailThe Press AssociationTwo hundred Royal Mail managers and postmen are out delivering mail in Scotland in an attempt to tackle the disruption caused by recent severe weather. … More: continued here

CBC.ca 50000 stolen iTunes accounts for sale in ChinaMacgasmThere are around 50000 accounts, all linked to stolen credit cards, that are listed on the Chinese equivalent to eBay site called TaoBao. …Hacked iTunes accounts auctioned on China's eBayInfosecurity Magazine (US)50000 iTunes accounts for sale, cheap, on Chinese siteUSA TodayChina's eBay …