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Stamp duty takes a hit as recession sets inExpressindia.com, India –57 minutes agoThe recession is showing its effect on the real estate market — thereby hitting the state’s revenue collection from stamps and registration. … More: continued here

Thu, Nov 13, 2008 (8:45 a.m.) If you’ve ever sold something on eBay, you may have been pleased to receive positive feedback from the buyer. Multiply that by a million, and you can imagine how Jack Sheng feels. More: continued here

SURREY, B.C. – Not turning turnovers into touchdowns could prove costly for the B.C. Lions when they face the Calgary Stampeders in Saturday’s CFL West final. More: continued here

eBay Pledges Not to Sell Inaugural TicketsWebProNews, KY –2 minutes agoeBay is saying "yes you can't" to would be sellers wanting to scalp tickets on the site to President -elect Barack Obama's inauguration on January 20. … More: continued here

The government is expected to announce later on Thursday that the Post Office will retain its one billion pound contract to distribute benefits, a decision that could save thousands of branches from closure. More: continued here

Threatened post offices win reprieve as rivals lose their bid to …Times Online, UK –11 minutes agoIn the first of a series of moves to revive the Post Office, ministers abandoned a plan to hand the running of its card account to a private company. … More: continued here

EBay won't sell swearing-in ticketsExaminer.com –2 minutes agoNov 13, 2008 2:38 PM (2 mins ago) By ERICA WERNER, AP WASHINGTON (Map, News) – EBay Inc. announced Thursday it won't allow tickets to President-elect Barack … More: continued here

Jack Sheng’s Eforcity Corp., which sells electronic accessories on eBay, recently got 1 million positive feedback points on each of four different identities. More: continued here

COLLINWOOD — The Coit Road Farmers Market near East 152nd has been around for 76 years and it wants to continue to stick around. More: continued here

PageOne has been chosen by the Royal Academy of Arts to provide a messaging solution allowing the easy promotion of exhibition tours for the deaf and hard-of-hearing using mobile phone text messages. More: continued here