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In light of the continuing deterioration in the global economy, FedEx will implement additional cost-reduction initiatives, both in the U.S. and internationally. More: continued here

A Warren County state representative said she will initiate an amendment that would put a stop to statewide distribution of food stamps to wealthy individuals. More: continued here

Giving people food stamps who have thousands of dollars in the bank and expensive homes drains the fund for the truly needy, Butler County commissioners said Thursday, March 19. More: continued here

Many eBay users will be very quick to point out that they feel eBay has lost its luster (to put it mildly). Some think Google could find itself on a similar path. BusinessWeek is running an article basically warning Google to avoid such a fate. I think Google has a …

The very same Guinness-verified, “World’s Fastest Production Car,” official record-breaking, Veyron-besting-with-a-speed-of-256-MPH SSC Ultimate Aero is sitting on eBay right this moment…. More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk 'I made £2000 on eBay in one month'Telegraph.co.uk, United KingdomMark Chick decided to sell many of his household possessions on eBay rather than take them with him when he moved house. When it came time to move house, Mark Chick, below, from Crawley, West Sussex, dreaded packing up the contents …

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A St. Charles County man has been charged with stealing dozens of boat propellers and selling them on eBay, after two men noticed listings that described propellers recently stolen from them. More: continued here

Klump retires from Georgetown Post Office after 20 yearsGeorgetown News Democrat, OHBy BRYAN PECK After 20 years of working at the Georgetown Post office, Ripley resident Patty Klump retired on March 16. Klump was a familiar face at the Georgetown Post Office, and would also often fill in for employees at …

A former FedEx employee has been arrested on charges that he broke in to some of the company’s delivery vehicles on the street and stole pharmaceuticals destined for local drug stores. More: continued here

HAMILTON — The practice of giving food stamps to those who have expensive home and thousands of dollars in the bank drains funds for the truly needy, Butler County commissioners said this morning, March 19. More: continued here