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People’s World Report: Whitman got angry, pushed eBay workerabc7.com(KABC) — Meg Whitman's gubernatorial campaign is responding to a New York Times report that she became angry and pushed an employee at eBay's Silicon …Ex-Tech CEOs Whitman, Fiorina Are Lousy CandidatesTheStreet.comMost find CEO experience helpful in politicsSacramento Business JournalWhitman, Fiorina Get …

FedEx Pressures Senate Over New Labor-law Bill More: continued here

Kerala chief minister's office becomes ePost enabledSifyThe transmitted data is downloaded in the nearest ePost centre (normally a head post office) and the last mile reach is provided through the traditional …and more » More: continued here

eBay will eliminate its Featured First advertising program that allows Top Rated sellers to pay for top placement in search results. More: continued here

eBay, LiveOps, Orbitz and Qualys To Discuss the Challenges and Opportunities …EON: Enhanced Online News (press release)… Orbitz; Niall Browne, CSO LiveOps; and Dave Cullinane, CSO and VP, eBay, to discuss the opportunities and challenges associated with cloud computing. …and more » More: continued here

FedEx estimates EPS between $4.40 and $5.00 for full year 2011, below the current Zacks Consensus Estimate of $5.09. More: continued here

Albany Times Union (blog) Pleasant Post OfficeAlbany Times Union (blog)So that means I can't go around the corner to my nice little post office in Guilderland. I have to drive 10-15 minutes in the other direction to Schenectady … More: continued here

FedEx on Wednesday offered a conservative outlook for its new fiscal year even as strong exports from Asia led to healthy fourth-quarter results. More: continued here

at Royal Ascot. These two had the race to themselves virtually throughout the seven furlongs, and kept the rest of the field at bay. Ryan Moore settled the 8-1 scorer in front, but Mark Johnston’s three-year-old was soon joined by Red Jazz. More: continued here

( St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital ) Acclaimed virologist Robert Webster, Ph.D., of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, presented the 2010 Leeuwenhoek prize lecture today, a prestigious recognition awarded by the Royal Society in London. More: continued here