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Daily Mail UPDATE 1-UK plans Royal Mail sell-off, unions angryReuters"He (Hooper) paints a very clear picture — Royal Mail is facing a combination of potentially lethal challenges — falling mail volumes, low investment, …Govt to press ahead with Royal Mail sell-offAFPRoyal Mail to be floated or soldBBC NewsRoyal Mail to …

eBay CEO John Donahoe conceded the domestic China market (again) to Alibaba today and said eBay would instead focus on the Chinese export market. Marketwatch said Donahoe called Alibaba not a competitor, but a “colleague and potential partner.” eBay has also been also eyeing the global opportunity for PayPal, which …

The Government is to press ahead with controversial privatisation plans for the Royal Mail as report warns of financial crisis. More: continued here

EBay Inc. , the owner of e-commerce sites and the PayPal payment service, sees partnerships, even with former rival Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. , as the best way to generate sales from China, rather than going it alone in the world’s biggest Internet market. More: continued here

The Royal Mail is in deepening crisis with plunging revenues and a growing pension fund deficit, according to a government-backed report today that pushed privatisation to the top of the agenda. More: continued here

A growing number of farmer’s markets in the state accept food-stamps. Now, one local market is looking into the idea. More: continued here

CBC.ca Esks ripe for beating againCANOEThe level of punishment the Stamps have put on Ray the past two meetings could actually increase Friday in the Labour Day rematch at Commonwealth Stadium (7 …Eskimos seeking answers to punishing Stamps D-line in rematch game FridayWinnipeg Free PressBack To WorkCalgary HeraldStamps backup quarterback …

EBay sees exports up, exits China marketBizjournals.com (blog)EBay Inc. will focus on exports and cross-border trades rather than competing in China's domestic market, according to a report. …Alibaba Plans eBay-style Wholesale ListingsWall Street JournaleBay sees China cross-border trade up 80 percentReutersEBay won't compete in domestic China, says CEOMarketWatchPC World –Comtex Smartrend –Forbes …

Early Edge: Nokia, Moody's Corporation, eBay Inc., and Toll BrothersSchaeffers Research… an upgrade for Moody's Corporation (MCO), a courtroom victory for eBay Inc. (EBAY), and a bullish analyst note for Toll Brothers, Inc. (TOL). …and more » More: continued here

EBay Inc., the owner of e-commerce sites and the PayPal payment service, sees partnerships, even with former rival Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., as the best way to generate sales from China, rather than going it alone in the world’s biggest Internet market. More: continued here