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Washington Post New Brown ad features Whitman as PinocchioLos Angeles Times (blog)"We are not going to be pushed around like one of her EBay employees," Glazer said, a backhanded reference to an earlier altercation between Whitman and one …California Governor Race Between Jerry Brown and Bill Clinton Getting HeatedNew York …

PCR-online.biz US Court Of Appeals Overturns Defendant's Right To Re-Sell SoftwareIncGamers.comThe US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has ruled that defendant Tim Vernor did not have the right to re-sell Autodesk's AutoCAD software on ebay. …Timothy Vernor, Autodesk, the US court of appeal, second-hand books and freedomTelegraph.co.uk (blog)Used …

Does 'special needs' mask poor teaching?Silver Surfer TodayThe Royal Mail is to be privatised or sold by the Government. Business Secretary Vince Cable made The world's most expensive cheese sandwich has been made …and more » More: continued here

Calgary quarterback Henry Burris is the CFL’s offensive player of the week after helping improve the Stampeders’ league-best record to 9-1. More: continued here

kypost.com War hits home at Louisville post officeWAVELOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – The Post Office itself has the signs of American freedom; the eagle and the star a part of its …Soldiers' names added to Kentucky memorialLexington Herald LeaderLIVE: Fallen soldiers honored in LouisvilleWDRBall 6 news articles » More: continued here

CBC.ca Stamps' Burris leads CFL weekly award winnersCBC.caStamps linebacker Juwan Simpson was also considered for the honour. Lions kick returner Andrew Harris earned the special teams award after opening the …and more » More: continued here

The consensus estimate is $1.21 a share for the company’s fiscal first quarter, which ended Aug. 31. That is more than double the 58 cents that FedEx earned in the same period a year earlier. “The numbers are going to be good,” said Standard & Poor’s analyst Jim Corridore, in …

FedEx reports earnings on Thursday and analysts are looking for big things, even though shares fell after the company’s June report. More: continued here

Government plans to sell off Royal Mail have got the Dracula-like bosses of private mail firms licking their lips. They hope that privatisation, announced by business secretary Vince Cable last week, will be a way of sucking in still more public money. More: continued here

Federal officials filed a discrimination lawsuit on behalf of three women who say that FedEx Freight Inc. gave a human resources job at its Phoenix facility to a less qualified male candidate. More: continued here