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U.S. presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama both mentioned investor Warren Buffett as a possible pick for Treasury secretary on Tuesday. McCain also floated the name of Meg Whitman, the former eBay chief executive. More: continued here

KERNERSVILLE — FedEx Ground is working with state and Kernersville officials on final approvals to build a $100 million package hub here. The company — which has not formally announced whether it will build here — must get erosion control and driveway permits from the state to apply for Kernersville …

CHICAGO—-Zacks Equity Research highlights Scientific Games as the Bull of the Day and The St. Joe Company as the Bear of the Day. In addition, Zacks Equity Research provides analysis on FedEx Corporation , Shire Limited and Freddie Mac . More: continued here

RANDOLPH: Police say a man walked out of a Randolph bicycle shop with a $7,699 bike and tried to sell it on eBay. More: continued here

North Wales man sold fake Guccis on eBayDaily Post, UK –6 hours agoA MAN who sold fake designer jewellery on eBay was yesterday banned from using the website for two years. Brian Mottram, 33, from Gwynedd, was also ordered … More: continued here

eBay Australia informed users of eBay’s global layoffs through an Announcement Board post. More: continued here

Let down by Royal MailCoventry Telegraph, UK –5 minutes agoThis is what would have happened in the past but not these days. What has happened to Royal Mail, the managers and staff? More: continued here

MARTY RUSSELL:$700 billion should buy us a lot of stampsNortheast Mississippi Daily Journal, MS –3 hours agoHe was to exchange the coupons for American postage stamps in order to mail his friend a magazine. But when Ponzi went to exchange the coupon, … More: continued here

IN: Emergency food stamps availableWFIE-TV, IN –1 hour agoThe Disaster Food Stamp Program allows FSSA to help get families back on their feet. It is, however, critical that residents answer eligibility questions … More: continued here

THE number of badly addressed letters and packets handled by the Royal Mail is set to reach 25 million since the start of the year. More: continued here