BigPond News eBay seller escapes jail sentenceJOEAn eBay seller has escaped a jail sentence after he was found guilty by an English court for bidding on his own auctions to boost the final selling price of …eBay seller fined in court for bidding against himself to rig online auctionsScottish Daily RecordA fake eBay bidder in…
What’s Your Reaction? U.S. Postal Service customer Opal Harper, holds up the Forever stamps she purchased at a post office in Palo Alto, Calif., Monday, May 11, 2009. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma) More: continued here
Auctionbytes eBay Opposes Legislation Imposing New Taxes and Regulatory Burdens on Small …Small Business TrendsWashington (PRESS RELEASE – July 6, 2010) — Tod Cohen, Vice President for Government Relations and Deputy General Counsel at eBay Inc., made the following …eBay Opposes Latest Sales-Tax LegislationAuctionbytesInternet Sales Taxes Get Democrats' SupportHuffington Post (blog)Democrat bill would allow state…
Royal Mail tribunal: 'Union beliefs cost us our postal jobs'Stoke & StaffordshireFour Communication Workers' Union (CWU) representatives at the centre of a three-year dispute with Royal Mail are trying to win their jobs back. … More: continued here
LETTER: Post Office's cover deal is cheeky and insulting to brokersistockAnalyst.com (press release)(Source: Mortgage Strategy)The news that the Post Office has launched business insurance tailored for mortgage brokers is extraordinary. … More: continued here
LETTER: Post Office's cover deal is cheeky and insulting to brokersAmerican ChronicleThe news that the Post Office has launched business insurance tailored for mortgage brokers is extraordinary. Does it live in some kind of parallel universe … More: continued here
Temperature rising…Post office needs more money9&10 NewsWASHINGTON (AP) — Massive losses are prompting the post office to seek a rate hike. The amount of the increase and likely date for it are being announced … More: continued here
The Guardian 10:10 – progress on our pledgesThe GuardianAccording to Paul Budd, Royal Mail's external relations director, these marks will have been seen each day by six million people – a major boost to the … More: continued here
Narrowly avoids jail for ‘shill bidding’ scam A man who bid against himself on auction site eBay to artificially drive up prices has been fined almost £5,000 (approx $7,500), the first to be convicted of such a scam in UK. More: continued here
PriceMinister Deal Shows French Entrepreneurs CompetitiveNew York Times (blog)He said he might have balked, however, if an American rival like eBay had come calling. “Japanese companies seem very respectful of local thinking, …and more » More: continued here