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FedEx shares advance in late trading after the shipping company raises its second-quarter earnings outlook, while shares of two retailers fall after they report quarterly results. More: continued here

Post office helped create 'South Laguna'OCRegisterThe Postal Service is taking resident surveys as part of their study on whether or not to close the South Laguna Post Office. And as the postal service …and more » More: continued here

The number of Orange County children on food stamps increased almost 10 percent since January, and officials say the economy is to blame. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. said it will post higher earnings than it previously forecast, due to better than expected volumes in International Priority and Ground shipping. More: continued here

Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) — FedEx Corp. , the second-largest U.S. package-shipping company, said it will report earnings of $1.10 a share for the fiscal second quarter, exceeding its previous guidance of as much as 95 cents. More: continued here

FedEx Corp said on Monday that its second-quarter earnings would easily beat its previous forecast, citing strong growth in international demand for its air services, especially in Asia and Latin America, and its shares rose more than 3 percent. More: continued here

New York Times No Free Lunches: Getting Food Aid to Eligible FamiliesNew York TimesBut both the past and present administration of SNAP and its antecedent, food stamps, reveal some fairly serious access problems that hold lessons for …and more » More: continued here

FedEx Corp. raises its outlook for second-quarter earnings thanks to increased demand for its international shipping services as well as the company’s cost-cutting efforts. More: continued here

Whitman Says EBay Wanted All Of CraigslistNPRby AP AP California gubernatorial candidate and former eBay CEO Meg Whitman arrives to testify in the civil trial between eBay and Craigslist in Delaware's … More: continued here

GEORGETOWN, Delaware (Reuters) – Former eBay chief executive Meg Whitman takes the witness stand to make the case that Craigslist unfairly denied the Internet giant a seat on its board. More: continued here