EBay Upgraded To Hold! (EBAY)The Business Insider, NYSummary: Though the transformation of eBay's Marketplaces remains a long and arduous process (structural issues/competitive pressure) and sustainability of take-rate for PayPal is under question, we are upgrading shares of eBay from a Sell to a Hold as … More: continued here
Irish stamps to be on displayPress & Sun-Bulletin, NYThe Broome County Public Library will host an exhibit from March 16 through March 31 in its colonnade entitled “St. Patrick’s Day through Irish Stamps.” The stamps depict all aspects of Irish history and are from the collections of Norman Sweeney, … More: continued here
The world’s most admired companies? In this environment isn’t that sort of like the World’s Most Trusted Con Men? World’s Nicest Pit Bulls? Most Beautiful Slag Heaps? Isn’t it just one giant contradiction? More: continued here
eBay will test the name “eBay Classifieds” on its Kijiji classifieds site in two U.S. cities, San Antonio and Pittsburgh. The test starts later this week, according to eBay’s corporate blog. More: continued here
Wall Street News Alert’s “stocks to watch” this morning are: Navajo Wind Energy Corp., FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX), United Technologies Corp. and Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.. More: continued here
The Springfield Save A Lot became more of a saving grace for many shoppers on Saturday. Some say that feeding their family is hard and without the free meal, finding food would have been tough. Customer, Amber Dearing said she relies on food stamps to feed her family of three. So the free spaghetti dinner…
Scottish MPs have been urged to join in the opposition to the part-privatisation of Royal Mail. More: continued here
WASHINGTON, March 1 (UPI) — The late African-American author Richard Wright is among those being honored by the U.S. Postal Service with new stamps this year. More: continued here
The team behind Barack Obama’s online campaign is organising the fight against privatisation of Royal Mail on the internet it has been reported. More: continued here
The late African-American author Richard Wright is among those being honored by the U.S. Postal Service with new stamps this year.Wright, who died in 1960 at age 52, will appear on the 61-cent stamp. Wright is best-known for his 1940 novel Native Son and his 1945 autobiography Black Boy.There are three stamps targeting romantics —…