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Rare items gain stamp of approval for investmentEconomic TimesMen like Hrishi Modi and Harsh Dalal who have been collecting coins and stamps as a hobby may in a few years find themselves that a passion for admiring … More: continued here

Alterme Inc. announces release of eBay Seller Tools for iPhone UsersWebWire (press release)eBay Seller Tools Application Enables eBay Sellers to List Items with Pictures from the iPhone Camera, Relist Items and Leave Bulk Feedbacks. … More: continued here

Two suspects who attempted to steal a FedEx truck in Center City ran into one little problem — neither knew how to drive stick shift. More: continued here

“Jimmy Page has helped the Royal Mail launch a new range of postage stamps. The ten stamps depict classic album covers spanning the last forty years” How do you know youre getting old ? Click HERE More: continued here

The Royal Mail UK will bring out a sheet of 10 stamps to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore. More: continued here

A reception was held here Friday to celebrate Canada Post’s issuing a set of Year of the Tiger stamps to mark the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year. The stamps include an international rate stamp, available only on the Year of the Tiger souvenir sheet, and feature a fierce tiger running …

LONDON, Jan. 9 (UPI) — The United Kingdom’s postal service, the Royal Mail, says its 2010 stamp program features postage based on classic album covers. More: continued here

Calcutta Telegraph British stamp of honour for Tagore at 150Calcutta TelegraphThe Royal Mail UK will bring out a sheet of 10 stamps to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore. “We are fighting against time to …and more » More: continued here

A police manhunt is underway for two men who tried to hijack a FedEx truck. More: continued here

Lines are too long after cutbacks at post officeTampabay.comPeople's time should count for something. No one needs to stand in line an hour to post their mail. This is a terrible way to run a US post office. More: continued here