Mailing Stuff All The Latest Mailing News

EBay is expected to deliver modest earnings and revenue growth when it reports first-quarter results after Wednesday’s closing bell, with analysts saying the company has improved the performance of its marketplace business. More: continued here

BBC News Small firms in East Midlands struck by flight chaosBBC NewsSome larger companies like Royal Mail changed their deliveries from air to train or lorries during the disruption. But smaller firms have been unable to …and more » More: continued here

Trader Paul Barrett bid for his own items – from cars to pie warmers – on eBay to increase prices A seller on eBay who drove up prices for goods by secretly bidding for them faces fines of up to £50,000. Paul Barrett used a second account on the internet …

EBay expected to deliver modest earnings growthMarketWatchSAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — EBay Inc. is expected to deliver modest earnings and revenue growth when it reports …and more » More: continued here

EBay earnings rise as marketplace business improvesMarketWatchShares of eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) fell more than 7% in after-hours trading following the report, as the forecast for the second quarter was slightly weaker than … More: continued here

Stamps signings bolster defenceMontreal Gazette"All three of these players showed a lot of athleticism and potential at our free-agent camp in Florida," said Stamps coach and general manager John …and more » More: continued here

Direct Mail Company Postforce Offers Free MailingHell MailFor that £720.00 (+vat) we will pay Royal Mail 1st class postage, as well as supply the envelopes, (which will have cost you around £45) address the … More: continued here

SKIPTON, England: A British seller on eBay who drove up prices for goods by secretly bidding for them faces fines of up to £50,000 ($83,000). More: continued here

A civil liberties group says Rhode Island still needs to do better in processing food stamp applications for needy families. More: continued here

Launch Feature in PDF Reader Leaves Users Open To AttackBrickHouse Security Blog (blog)The e-mail sender claims to be a missed delivery notice from “Royal Mail” that include an attached PDF. When the user downloads the attached this “invoice,” … More: continued here