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In this Feb. 21, 2007 photo provided by the U.S. Postal Service, “Forever” postage stamps are printed at Ashton Potter in Williamsville, N.Y. (Daniel Afzal/U.S. Postal Service/AP) More: continued here

EBay Returns StumbleUpon To Founders More: continued here

Skimming along the silent springs of Wayne County, the elusive rainbow trout creeps within dark pools, as the angler eyes the spot, awaiting the bend of the rod and the thrill that follows. More: continued here

StumbleUpon is a startup again as the original founders and a few well-heeled investors bought it back from eBay. The next question: When will Skype leave the eBay fold? In a statement blog, StumbleUpon said its two year run as a subsidiary of eBay is over. StumbleUpon founders… More: continued …

ANALYSIS-"Value-trap" eBay vs "priced to perfection" AmazonReutersBy Alexandria Sage SAN FRANCISCO, April 13 (Reuters) – Lack of confidence in eBay and sticker shock over Amazon's valuation has left investors struggling to decide whether it's time to jump in. Once the e-commerce leader, eBay Inc (EBAY. … More: continued here

The San Antonio Post Office will open its General Mail Facility parking lot Wednesday from 6 p.m. till midnight for people mailing appropriate postage-fixed IRS envelopes. More: continued here

Are Britney Spears and Kevin Federline getting back together? A report in Star magazine claims that as the FedEx played nanny to their boys during her “Circus” tour, romantic sparks were rekindled — in a big way. Allegedly, they’ve been hooking up right and left. More: continued here

StumbleUpon Inc. said Monday that after nearly two years as a subsidiary of eBay Inc. — which paid $75 million for it in May 2007 — the company has returned to the ranks of investor-backed startups. More: continued here

For the first time in years, the Vineland post office will not be open late on tax day. The U.S. Postal Service said Monday most post offices in South Jersey will maintain normal hours on Wednesday. More: continued here

FedEx will permanently remove 14 cargo jets from service and take a non-cash charge of about $180 million because of the continuing slump in shipping business. More: continued here