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News-antique.com (press release) PIMCO Founder Bill Gross Selling $3M Portion of Stamp Collection to Benefit …News-antique.com (press release)The historic items include a unique 1861 Confederate postage stamp from Mount Lebanon, Louisiana that is the world's only known stamp misprinted with a … More: continued here

From dollar stores to drugstores, more shops than ever accept food stamps, a trend fueled by rising unemployment and other economic hardships that have increased the percentage of food sales tied to government assistance. More: continued here

Some Present could return to action at Fairyhouse towards the end of the month after his second-place finish at Cheltenham on Friday. Last season’s Champion Bumper runner-up made a winning debut over obstacles at Punchestown in October, but has since finished runner-up twice. More: continued here

An antibiotic-soaked sponge that dissolves after surgeons place it in a wound is one of several ideas the FedEx Institute of Technology is helping become reality. More: continued here

NEW YORK – FedEx is predicting a little more holiday cheer this year. More: continued here

Arkee rhymes with marquee, but it also sounds like rookie and the Calgary Stampeders were making sure everyone recognized that on Saturday. More: continued here

There’s new speculation that Prince William could marry Kate Middleton in 2012 – the same year as the summer Olympics in London and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. More: continued here

Globe and Mail Stamps vow to school Esks' WhitlockCanada.comStamps quarterback Henry Burris was asked about fiery comments, in particular, from Eskimos linebacker Maurice Lloyd and cornerback Byron Parker regarding a …Stamps working hard to not look past Esks in the West semifinalEdmonton SunStamps And Grey Cup Festival Put Kids Up …

FedEx Corp shares, which have more than doubled since a low in March, may climb further given the delivery company’s growing exposure to overseas markets such as China, Barron’s reported on Sunday. More: continued here

The cost of the scheme to put stamps tax on so-called sin products, including liquors and cigarettes, being proposed by Switzerland-based Sicpa Product Security SA has bloated to P18 billion from P14 billion in just six months when it was first introduced, the powerful House ways and means committee found …