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Tom Young, BusinessGreen , Wednesday 22 October 2008 at 10:12:00 Sorting facilities will be partly solar powered Fedex Express – a subsidiary of Fedex – began work this week on a new distribution hub in Germany that will be partly powered by a 1.4MW solar power system…. More: continued here

WinAsUGo(TM) Mobile Casino Games Winnings Cashed Out at UK Post…MarketWatch –49 minutes agoWinAsUGo has added the Post Office(R)'s innovative payout service to the range of ways customers can collect winnings. The payout service is a unique mobile … More: continued here

Mashable Wigix adds Storefronts, seeking to lure away eBay sellersVentureBeat, CA –1 hour agoPoor eBay hasn’t had much luck lately. Even as its PayPal arm has done fairly well, the auction business that it’s known for has suffered, …Wigix Storefronts Lets You Create Customized ShopsMashableall 2 news articles More: continued here

Van full of parcels stolenLeicester Mercury, UK –5 hours agoA Royal Mail delivery driver has been suspended after his van and a consignment of parcels were stolen from under his nose. The van was taken while the … More: continued here

Earnings Preview: Expecting Stamps.com to DisappointSeeking Alpha, NY –4 hours agoStamps.com is scheduled to report third quarter 2008 results after the market closes on Thursday, October 23. Based on our analysis, … More: continued here

Green-controlled Stroud Town Council is celebrating an against-the-odds victory, after sealing a deal to reopen a post office closed under the government’s Network Change programme. More: continued here

EBay is banning the sale of ivory products to help protect African and Asian elephants. The policy will go into effect in December and will be enforced starting in January, eBay Inc. said. More: continued here

Poor eBay hasn?t had much luck lately. Even as its PayPal arm has done fairly well, the auction business that it?s k More: continued here

Last night, eBay announced that as of Jan. 1, it will institute a global ban on ivory sales. According to a new report from the International Fund for Animal Welfare, the site is responsible for almost two-thirds of the online trade in wildlife products globally. More: continued here

Drivers for FedEx Corp. have won about $14.4 million in a dispute over whether the delivery company illegally classified them as independent contractors instead of employees. Lawyers for about 200 drivers said Monday that a referee appointed by a Superior Court judge had awarded the amount in reimbursed job-related expenses …