Contentious plans published on Thursday morning to sell a stake of about 30 per cent in Royal Mail to a private sector rival are the “only credible option” to save the state-owned postal operator, the government asserted, as ministers tried to head off a mounting Labour rebellion. More: continued here
His wife’s a supermodel 13 years his junior so how does the French president spend his spare time? More: continued here
Mary Lasker’s face recently came to grace a US postage stamp — who else in the biomedical world deserves the honor? More: continued here
At the Accel Symposium , we heard John Donahoe, eBay CEO, admit that there was little synergy between core eBay, PayPal, and Skype. He lauded PayPal, showed some false modesty around Skype, and talked about core eBay in a way that indicated a clear understanding of its limitations and challenges. If that sounds a tad…
Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) — EBay Inc. , the world’s largest online auctioneer, won a German court ruling in a case brought by Rolex Group over sales of counterfeit watches on EBay’s Web site. More: continued here
A former Hartsville post office employee has been indicted on charges that she took postal funds from the office while she worked there, U.S. Attorney Walter Wilkins said in a press release issued Wednesday. More: continued here
A HOLDEN Hill man has been arrested over a string of post office robberies in Adelaide’s north-eastern suburbs. More: continued here
The government could sell a 30 percent stake in Royal Mail under plans to restructure the state-owned postal services firm, the Department for Business Enterprise & Regulatory Reform (BERR) said on Thursday. More: continued here
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Nearly 1 million Missourians — one in six people in the state — needed federal aid last month to keep food on the table, the highest count ever. More: continued here