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GulfNews Emirates Post Office to act as Flydubai's selling agentDailyIndia.com, FLNicosia, May 27: Flydubai, the state-owned low cost airline of Dubai, has announced that the Emirates Post Office, which has more than 100 offices all over the United Arab Emirates, will act as the airline's selling agent. In this innovative move, …

Lucinda Dellinger was sorting mail inside the Brogue post office when she heard a screech outside. More: continued here

Gas executive was overlooked as CEO; Cook is former Shell Canada chief More: continued here

(AP:PARIS) L’Oreal and eBay have agreed to settle a dispute in France over counterfeit cosmetics through mediation instead of going to court. A top Paris court earlier this month gave both companies until this Monday to consider a proposal of mediation. More: continued here

McKinney: Linkside Post Office open for businessStar Community Newspapers, TXBy Katie Knickerbocker, McKinney Courier-Gazette There's a new post office in town and west-side residents are loving the convenience. The new facility located just west of Stonebridge and Virginia is a full-service option for west-siders looking to … More: continued here

The markets are holding up fairly well on this first day back from the long holiday weekend. More: continued here

Passport Fair offered by Page Field Post Office this SaturdayNorth Fort Myers Neighbor, FLBy Anne Murray, Postmaster Fort Myers/Cape Coral On Saturday, May 30, the Page Field Post Office, 2655 N. Airport Road, Fort Myers, will again offer a passport fair for individuals needing an original or renewal passport. No appointments …

Shares of FedEx Corp. rose Tuesday as a Stifel Nicolaus analyst who recently downgraded the stock gave a more upbeat outlook for the freight shipper, which has been hurt as recession undermines demand for shipping. More: continued here

A school bus crashed into the U.S. post office in Brogue, York County, Tuesday morning. More: continued here

Cash-strapped British consumers are raiding their attics for items to sell on eBay, while businesses are increasingly using the online auction site to offload office equipment no longer needed as they cut staff in the recession. Charity shops are seeing some benefit as the global downturn takes its toll, with …