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Mail attraction at MalluskBelfast Telegraph, United Kingdom –3 hours agoBusinesses saw one of the UK’s biggest technology-based change programmes in action when Royal Mail hosted a tour of its Mallusk office. … More: continued here

Metro Mandelson quizzed by MPs over Post Office privatisation remarksScotsman, United Kingdom –2 hours ago"As it was a rather casual conversation unwitnessed and unrecorded by anyone from my office I'm afraid I can only rely on my own recollection of what I said …Peter Mandelson floats plans for Post Office part-privatisationguardian.co.ukPrivatisation of …

AFP EBay bans all ivory salesAFP –4 minutes agoWASHINGTON (AFP) — EBay announced a ban on all ivory sales as a conservation group released a report on Tuesday accusing the Internet auction house of … More: continued here

Hell Mail Mobile service to replace post officeIpswich Evening Star, UK –3 hours agoFollowing a six week consultation, Post Office Ltd will replace it with a mobile service. The new service will operate from the car park of George Court …56 Scottish Post Offices Affected By Closure PlanHell Mailall 3 news articles …

DJ 2nd UPDATE: UK Govt To Invest In HBOS, Lloyds Only If MergedTrading Markets (press release), CA –1 hour agoMandelson was also asked about a report in the Financial Times that he was in favor of the partial privatization of Royal Mail. … More: continued here

EBay to ban sale of ivory productsReuters UK, UK –4 minutes ago(Reuters) – EBay Inc will institute a global ban on the sale of all types of ivory products by January 1, 2009, after a conservation group investigation … More: continued here

FedEx Express yesterday broke ground on its new European air hub at Cologne/Bonn. More: continued here

Flood victims lining up for food stampsChicago Tribune, United States –12 minutes agoBy Joel Hood | Chicago Tribune reporter Thousands of Chicago-area residents braved the morning chill Monday to apply for food stamps to recoup losses from … More: continued here

STAMFORD – A Bridgeport man pleaded not guilty yesterday in state Superior Court to stealing more than $20,000 worth of Confederate and late-1800s era U. 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. More: continued here