Staff report The only U.S. Post Office in the region on the short list to be closed has won a reprieve. The United States Postal Service has announced that the Southgate Post Office on Siesta Drive is no longer on the chopping block. More: continued here
Post office hours for Christmas, New Year'sJournal TimesRACINE – Racine post offices will be open until noon Dec. 24 and 31. However, mail will be delivered as usual on those days. All post offices will be closed …Post offices open until noon on Christmas EveFort Wayne Journal Gazetteall 4 news articles » More: continued here
Rediff Ahmedabad slips to 9th rank as largest e-commerce hub: eBayBusiness StandardRanked seven last year under eBay India Census, Ahmedabad has dropped to rank nine as the largest e-commerce hub in 2009. The online marketplace, which …eBay India plans marketplace platform for mobile phonesEconomic TimeseBay to offer mobile e-commerce platform in H2 2010Press Trust of…
FedEx Corp forecast third-quarter profit below analysts’ expectations, sending the package delivery giant’s shares down 3.6 percent in premarket trading. More: continued here
GEORGETOWN, Del. – The judge presiding over eBay’s lawsuit against Craigslist is urging the two companies to try to resolve their differences before he rules. More: continued here
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Pepsi and FedEx, in past years two of the larger advertisers on Super Bowl telecasts, announced Thursday they will not be purchasing commercial time during February’s gridiron championship game. More: continued here
A little resolve can go a long way. The Parkside Stampeders weren’t about to lie down for the East Elgin Eagles when the two met in a quick turnaround Wednesday in TVRAA girls hockey.[…] More: continued here
Ecommerce giant eBay Inc. (EBAY) said Thursday it had proven its case against online classified-ads site Craigslist, saying Craigslist made claims it couldn’t prove during a two-week trial about the relationship between the two companies. More: continued here
After a trial lasting almost two weeks, the judge presiding over a lawsuit pitting online auctioneer eBay against online classifieds company Craigslist urged the two companies Thursday to try to resolve their differences before he issues a ruling. More: continued here