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Don't count eBay outWorcester TelegramDuring the past five years, eBay's (Nasdaq: EBAY) stock has plunged some 50 percent as it lost ground to its biggest competitor, Amazon.com. …and more » More: continued here

During the past five years, eBay’s (Nasdaq: EBAY) stock has plunged some 50 percent as it lost ground to its biggest competitor, Amazon.com. The current mobile boom may just be what the doctor ordered, though. More: continued here

PhillyDeals: Philadelphia builders scrambling to stay busyPhiladelphia InquirerThe quarter-billion-dollar renovation of the Depression-era 30th Street Post Office has come in "on time and under budget," owner Brandywine Real Estate …and more » More: continued here

Two-year battle for cash with Royal MailSunday SunA WOMAN has won a two-year battle against the Royal Mail after complaining about missing money. Helen Drury said £900 was missing from a recorded delivery … More: continued here

FedEx recently signed a 10-year lease with the airport, with the option of picking up another 20 years through three option periods, and UPS just renewed a five-year lease for the facility. More: continued here

Motley Fool: eBay could cash in big by being mobileThe Spokesman ReviewOver the past five years, eBay's (Nasdaq: EBAY) stock has plunged some 50 percent as it lost ground to its biggest competitor, Amazon.com. …and more » More: continued here

ROYAL Mail are launching an investigation after thousands of Scots had a 48-page porn brochure delivered to their homes. Retired police officer Bill Parker, 74, from Corstorphine, Edinburgh, was among the shocked recipients last week. More: continued here

Scottish News: Royal Mail probe deliveries of porn brochures to thousands of homesScottish Daily RecordROYAL Mail are launching an investigation after thousands of Scots had a 48-page porn brochure delivered to their homes. Retired police officer Bill Parker, …and more » More: continued here

Harry Hagendorf has had his hands on some of the rarest stamps in the world during his 35 years in business. More: continued here