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Bull stamps on butcherMirror.co.ukA butcher was seriously ill in hospital yesterday after being trampled by a 95 stone bull at an abattoir. Brian Rogers, 35, was moving the animal from a pen …and more » More: continued here

Good news in the mailCaledon CitizenI obtained the day's proceeds from The Royal Mail, briefly studied the envelopes, and walked back to my house with news for my spouse. …and more » More: continued here

ABC News Craigslist revenue flirting with $100 million, report saysCNET NewsThe fact that you almost never hear these people bring up the impact eBay has had on worldwide commerce is conspicuous proof of this mentality. …Craigslist revenue on track to hit the $100 million markAIM Group – Publishers of Classified …

Bay Area Reporter 'Mauritius' has sticking powerThe San Francisco ExaminerJackie has just inherited a collection of rare stamps from her dead mother and thinks they might be worth something, so she consults a professional …Full-on philatelyBay Area Reporterall 2 news articles » More: continued here

The Sun £500000 ticket con on eBayThe SunAnd MT – who called himself Martin Thorne – emailed frustrated buyers saying his eBay account had been frozen because of a dispute with payment facility …and more » More: continued here

A FOURTH man has been charged in connection with an armed robbery at a post office in Unsworth. More: continued here

Royal Mail launches data toolUtalkmarketing, UKRoyal Mail today unveiled new data solution Clear SMEs, an online tool designed to help smes create business growth from their existing customer databases. The secure, web-based service allows businesses to cleanse and enhance records to improve … More: continued here

Here’s how some of Jim Cramer’s ‘Mad Money’ stocks did the next day. More: continued here

UPS backs legislation that would make it easier for unionization at FedEx subsidiary FedEx Express, and FedEx responds with a satirical multimedia campaign. More: continued here

Ebay is poised for a turnaround, Cramer says. More: continued here