Atomic Mall’s first annual Sidewalk Sale will get underway on Saturday, April 18, 2009 and will run through Monday, April 20th. This event will be a sitewide sale extravaganza, with merchants taking items out of their mall stores, and out onto the virtual “sidewalk.” More: continued here
A hazmat scare forces the evacuation of Richmond’s Main Post Office on Brook Road. Crews were called to the scene around 10:30 p.m. Saturday night after three postal workers called for help after feeling sick. All three had been handling some sort of package with a white substance leaking out of it. More: continued here
Amazon and eBay may become tax collectorsDaily Finance, NYThat could turn Amazon (AMZN) and Ebay (EBAY) into tax collectors — and make shopping online more expensive and less attractive. One of the advantages online retailers have had over the decade since broadband brought millions of retail customers to …If Online Sales Add State Tax, Do Amazon…
FLORENCE – The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s annual job fair for high school seniors has been expanded to include all high school and college students. More: continued here
CRAWLEY’S Post Office has had along-awaited face-lift. (17/04/2009 15:15:56) More: continued here
In response to ”Mail-in gold: Legal loopholes?” (Action Line, April 15): More: continued here
It sure pays to be a Disney alum at the box office! Zac Efron’s first post-High School Musical release, 17 Again, took in an estimated $24.1 million in its opening weekend, according to early Variety reports. Look back at Zac in High School Musical 3: Senior Year! The New Line do-over comedy features Efron as…
After her beloved dog died, Marilyn Baker started to cook to cope with sadness. She eventually created spicy pretzels called Zels. More than 120 area stores now carry them, and Food Network cook Rachel Ray featured them on her national talk show. More: continued here
Winning ticket in National Lottery sale will cost £250mTimes Online, UKFour of the Watford-based group's five founding shareholders are reviewing their positions, with De La Rue, the banknote printer, and Fujitsu, the Japanese IT services group, looking to leave the venture, leaving Royal Mail as the sole original … More: continued here
BRUSSELS: European Union (EU) regulators yesterday gave their approval to ?1.9 billion (?1 = RM4.79) in aid given to Britain’s struggling state-owned postal service. More: continued here