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The PGA Tour released its 2009 schedule on Wednesday for the regular season which features 25 tournaments with at least $6 million purses and a newly configured “Texas swing” of three events in the spring. More: continued here

Post office doesn't fly flag on Veterans DayFayObserver.com, NC –27 minutes agoBy John Ramsey On the holiday meant to honor military servicemen, the metal flagpole at the Haymount post office stood bare — contrary to protocol on … More: continued here

Memphis-based FedEx Corp. is joining with the Christmas Spirit Foundation for the fourth consecutive year to delivery Christmas trees to U.S. military families around the world. More: continued here

MEMPHIS, Tenn.—-For the fourth consecutive year, FedEx Corp. and the Christmas SPIRIT Foundation are teaming up for Trees for Troops. In the coming weeks, Christmas tree growers, retailers and FedEx Corp. will be donating and delivering approximately 16,000 real Christmas trees to more than 45 military bases in the United …

When equity markets yo-yo, the housing market grinds to a halt, banks buckle and commodities crash, it is tempting simply to bail out of everything and hold your cash in a bag under the floorboards. More: continued here

A Liberal Democrat bid to help ensure the future of the Post Office was defeated yesterday, after Labour MPs voted it down. More: continued here

Lord Mandelson has pressed the prime minister to save the Post Office network by allowing it to offer government services and financial products, according to a leaked letter seen by the Guardian newspaper. More: continued here

Trump Alumn Fired Up About GoldandSilverNowMarketWatch –8 hours agoOther alternatives for buying gold and silver, such as eBay, are impractical for investors due to small quantities, high premiums, and the uncertainty of … More: continued here

Tons of 2008 election memorabilia are for sale, but experts say not so fast. More: continued here

Nov. 11, 2008 — Alan Jackson has put his own stamp on country music since signing his first recording contract nearly 20 years ago, but his last “regular” job also involved stamps: He worked in the mailroom at the now-defunct Nashville Network. More: continued here