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One of the toughest things in business is the game of building trust. Trust and reputation are everything in commerce and even more so online — there’s nowhere to hide. Which is why the latest series of decisions by eBay are so astounding. More: continued here

Vudu Inc., a provider of digital technologies and services for high definition televisions and home theaters, on Monday named Chris Watts chief financial officer. (EBAY) More: continued here

Hell Mail Royal MailRail Still In MothballsHell Mail, UK –5 hours agoThe MailRail closed in 2003 because Royal Mail said it was costing four times as much as moving the mail above ground, and its immediate concern to reduce … More: continued here

This is the scene after thieves ram-raided Royal jewellers Mappin & Webb in a Vauxhall Vectra. More: continued here

Personal details of more than a million bank customers have been found on a computer sold on eBay. Highly- sensitive information on American Express, NatWest and Royal Bank of Scotland customers was stored on the machine’s hard drive. More: continued here

A Highland MP will tomorrow deliver a sack load of mail to Downing Street from constituents calling on the UK Government to ensure that a key Post Office contract remains with the network. More: continued here

Union supports three accused of bullyingAbeceder, UK –5 hours agoColin Tucker, Kay Gibbs and Paula Franklin were sacked by Royal Mail following complaints made against them during last autumn’s national postal dispute … More: continued here

Daily Nation KRA maintains stance on brewerDaily Nation, Kenya –3 hours ago… has declined to be drawn into a public dispute with a local brewer over its refusal to issue excise tax stamps citing taxpayer confidentiality. …Keroche, KRA controversy intensifiesKenya Broadcasting CorporationKeroche cries foul over tax auditDaily NationKeroche cries foulKenya Broadcasting Corporationall …

ALL customers caught out by the collapse of a major eBay seller have been refunded, PayPal claims. More: continued here

It may have been a spiffy pic, but a photo appearing in Monday’s Daily Mail newspaper of a cruise ship being cut in half is nothing new, the cruise line said. More: continued here