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LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) — Investors during Wednesday’s evening trading session will get another look at the health of consumer-discretionary companies, as Starbucks Corp. and eBay Inc. each are due… More: continued here

EBay's 4th-Quarter Earnings Triple From Last Year'sNew York TimesEBay earnings soared in the critical fourth quarter as it succeeded in luring more people to its shopping Web sites during the holiday … More: continued here

The Lansing Post Office and 12 other properties in Mower County have been forfeited to the state and are now under the county’s control. More: continued here

LONDON (SHARECAST) – Parcels and mail group UK Mail got a boost from the Royal Mail’s industrial problems before Christmas with sales and profits both better than expected. More: continued here

“As a trade facilitator, we believe the report’s insights will help SMEs evaluate new opportunities and tap into the regional recovery underway in Asia.” he said. More: continued here

Over the next several days, FedEx will donate $700,000 in in-kind transportation to move more than 350,000 pounds of relief supplies to the devastated area. There is a critical need for such basic ite More: continued here

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The vehicle belonging to a FedEx worker missing since January 8 was located by Memphis Police Tuesday afternoon. More:

UK Mail says third quarter revenues were boosted by an increase in companies sending direct mail and the postal strike. More: continued here

US HOT STOCKS: Starbucks, Ebay, Seagate Active In Late TradingWall Street JournalEBay's fourth-quarter profit nearly quadrupled on strength in PayPal and the core marketplace business as well as a $1.4 billion gain from the sale of Skype …and more » More: continued here